See the best photos from the Bengals 2024 Ring of Honor ceremony, honoring Bengals legends Corey Dillon and Tim Krumrie

View the best photos of Bengals Ring of Honor inductees Corey Dillon and Tim Krumrie ahead of their Ring of Honor induction ceremony on Monday Night Football.

View the best photos from the 2024 Ring of Honor Reception honoring Tim Krumrie and Corey Dillon, Saturday, September 21, 2024.

View the best photos from the past Ring of Honor ceremonies before the 2024 inductees ceremony during Monday Night Football.

Corey Dillon and Tim Krumrie are the 2024 Bengals Ring of Honor Inductees. Take a look back with us through the GUTS AND GLORY of these two Bengals Legends, narrated by Boomer Esiason and written by Geoff Hobson.

Call this class the Sting of Honor. In the vote of season ticket holders announced Thursday, the physical and roughhouse style of Bengals greats Corey Dillon and Tim Krumrie were added to the Bengals Ring of Honor: "He's one of the toughest SOBs on the planet, so it's fitting we're going in together," Dillon said.

Corey Dillon speaks with the media after being announced as a 2024 inductee in the Bengals Ring of Honor

It's the "Table For Two" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Dan Hoard goes one-on-one with the two newest members of the Bengals Ring of Honor – running back Corey Dillon and nose tackle Tim Krumrie.

Bengals all-time leading rusher Corey Dillon's top career highlights

The Bengals will induct Corey Dillon and Tim Krumrie during Monday Night Football on Sept. 23 against the Washington Commanders.

"That was the whole thing. Production," Krumrie says. "And finally the good thing is everybody recognized it. Fans recognized the production."

"There's a whole lot of stuff to be thankful for," Dillon says. "There's a lot of stuff I would have done differently, but I wouldn't change this moment for the world. This is it. This is what it's supposed to be."

"There's a whole lot of stuff to be thankful for," Dillon says. "There's a lot of stuff I would have done differently, but I wouldn't change this moment for the world. This is it. This is what it's supposed to be."

With the Bengals Ring of Honor voting opening Wednesday, we offer a ballot refresher course.

The Bengals will induct the 2024 Ring of Honor class during a primetime Monday Night Football game on Sept. 23 against the Washington Commanders.

Join Boomer Esiason and Chad Johnson on Monday Night Football as they are inducted into the Bengals Ring of Honor.

Bengals Legends Chad Johnson and Boomer Esiason are inducted in the Bengals Ring of Honor during halftime of the Rams-Bengals Monday Night Football Game.

Check out the best photos of Chad Johnson and Boomer Esiason as they are inducted into the Bengals Ring of Honor.

Dave Lapham takes a look at the 2023 Ring Of Honor Inductees: Chad Johnson and Boomer Esiason.

No one has straddled the Who-Dey generations quite like Bengals Ring of Honor member Willie Anderson, one of only a handful of men to play with both this year's Ring of Honor inductees Boomer Esiason and Chad Johnson.

On this From the Jungle Special, we celebrate two iconic NFL Legends, Boomer Esiason and Chad Johnson, before they are inducted into the Cincinnati Bengals Ring of Honor. Relive their careers and remember what made both these iconic characters larger than life before they dawn their Ring of Honor jackets and have their names cemented at Paycor Stadium this upcoming Monday Night at halftime.

When Norman Julius Esiason and Chad Ocho Cinco Johnson accepted their spots in the Bengals Ring of Honor Thursday, the franchise quote quotient had to be at an all-time high as the two biggest personalities in club history briefed the media. The highlights from a reporter's notebook.

Hear from WR Chad Johnson and QB Boomer Esiason as they meet with the media after announcing they are part of the Bengals Ring of Honor 2023 Class.

It turns out there is plenty of room in the Bengals Ring of Honor for the franchise's two biggest personalities.

"I will always remember I got this because of the season ticket holders," Esiason says. "I'm sure there were some that didn't like me there for a few years (but) I'm sure a lot did appreciate at least what I tried to bring to them."