If you think you can, you will. It's all in the state of mind. Who Dey!
A look at how the Bengals backup quarterbacks Ryan Finley and Brandon Allen elevated the offense for Zac Taylor in the latest "Lap's Look."
Former Bengals wide receiver and game analyst for NBC's Sunday Night Football, Cris Collinsworth, breaks down the Week 17 game against the Baltimore Ravens to close the 2020 season.
The running back duo of Giovani Bernard and Samaje Perine combined for over 100 rushing and 100 receiving yards in a Week 16 victory over the Houston Texans.
Bengals.com Team Reporter Marisa Contipelli breaks down the Week 16 game against the Houston Texans in the latest Contipelli's Countdown.
An in-depth look at veteran linebacker Josh Bynes' journey in the NFL and how is savvy leadership has elevated the Bengals in 2020.
A look inside the Bengals locker room after their Week 15 victory on Monday Night Football over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
It's the "I Want You" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Dan Hoard discusses NFL prospects Penei Sewell, Ja'Marr Chase and others with ProFootballNetwork.com Draft Analyst Tony Pauline. Plus, a "Fun Facts" interview with quarterback Brandon Allen.
Calling All Bengaldom.
The Bengals announced that the team will be wearing newly designed uniforms at the start of the 2021 season. Also, Marion Hobby is introduced as the team's defensive line coach, a look at the Bengals' Top 10 plays from last year and the scouts look for another great draft class despite challenges caused by the pandemic.
The 2021 Bengals are getting new uniforms. But the helmet stays. Here's why.
From jaw-dropping catches and bone-crushing hits that elicited "oohs" and "ahhs" over the course of the year, the Bengals enjoyed a significant number of memorable moments during the 2020 season.
Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin's department, seeking to stay hot in the wake of drafting Pro Football Focus's best rookie class, is looking at less face time and more FaceTime with the 2021 prospects as the pandemic continues to make its mark on the NFL.
This weekend's hiring of Marion Hobby as the Bengals defensive line coach after impressive stints the past four seasons in Jacksonville and Miami turned out to be a pretty straight forward deal.
The Bengals today named Marion Hobby as the team's defensive line coach. Hobby, 54, brings with him 26 years of coaching experience, including six years in the NFL.
Carson Palmer, who fought through it twice to win on Opening Day, won't be surprised to see Joe Burrow take that first snap of the season like he did when he quarterbacked the Bengals to a 23-10 victory in the 2006 opener at Kansas City: "Joe's in great hands. If you combine that with the desire and the work ethic and the want-to, which Joe will, it's a great recipe."
Joe Burrow returned to Cincinnati and detailed the next steps in his rehab from reconstructive knee surgery. Burrow also talked about the excitement with Zac Taylor and the offense and how he looks to improve on throwing the deep ball. Also, the return of Frank Pollack as the offensive line coach, a pair of Bengals greats inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame and the latest Hobson's Choice.
We begin celebrating the 40th anniversary of the 1981 Super Bowl season the only way possible. In an Old School Scribe podcast with Bengals radio legend Dave Lapham, the Bengal who started their first Super Bowl and called their latest. One of Paul Brown's coveted heady players, Lap recalls how Brown giving him two grades on each of his tests set the stage for his education in the game.
It's "The Comeback" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Dave Lapham joins Dan Hoard to discuss the returns of quarterback Joe Burrow and offensive line coach Frank Pollack. Plus, the duo answers questions from fans in the #AskLap segment and an interview with special teams coordinator Darrin Simmons.
With Joe Burrow back in town to continue his rehab from reconstructive knee surgery at Paul Brown Stadium, he endorsed head coach Zac Taylor and his offense that he hopes to enhance by also rehabbing his deep ball.
Joe Burrow hopes to be throwing in mid-February and jogging in late February as he eyes the Opening Day snap.
Joe Burrow returned to Paul Brown Stadium this week to continue his rehab from knee surgery. Very few have seen more of those than Bengals head certified athletic trainer Paul Sparling and he predicts that Burrow "is going to make everyone look good."
The Cincinnati Chapter of the Pro Football Writers of America named S Jessie Bates III as the Bengals' 2020 Most Valuable Player and HB Giovani Bernard as the recipient of the organization's annual "Good Guy" award.
In a move as wide reaching as new offensive line coach/run game coordinator Frank Pollack's signature wide zone, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor displayed a fresh, bold approach to improving his offense.
The two Bengal greats were named to the 2021 College Football Hall of Fame Class, the National Football Foundation (NFF) announced Monday prior to the national championship game.
A year ago Bengals running back Joe Mixon gave his touchdown ball against the Jets to New York offensive line coach Frank Pollack to thank him for his help during the biggest season of his career. Now Pollack is going to be giving him the ball as the Bengals new offensive line coach, an announcement head coach Zac Taylor made Saturday after also giving Pollack the title of run game coordinator.
The Bengals today named Frank Pollack as the team's offensive line coach and run game coordinator. Pollack, 53, previously served as the Bengals offensive line coach in 2018, before spending the last two seasons ('19-20) with the N.Y. Jets.
Bengaldom weighs in during the first week of the offseason.
This is Jessie Bates III's first NFL All-Pro selection. Bates enjoyed a breakout season with 109 tackles (78 solo), three interceptions, 15 passes defended, two tackles for loss and one forced fumble in 16 games.
In the latest "Week In Review," the Bengals turn the page to the 2021 offseason as year three of the Zac Taylor era begins. Also, a close call for the Hall of Fame for Bengals great Willie Anderson, 2021 opponents finalized and the Bengals.com honors for the 2020 season.
Channeling the Carson Palmer 2006 comeback, Joe Burrow says he'll be back for the Bengals opener next season.
Bengals.com hands out its MVP, top rookie awards, play of the year and other honors.
Last year, Bengals great and Mobile native Willie Anderson made the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. It looks like he's going to take them one at a time after his bid to crack the Pro Football Hall of Fame's finals ballot didn't reach the list of 15 Tuesday night when the shrine released the finalists for the class of 2021. But Hall voters said he should be encouraged.
With all eyes on Georgia Tuesday night, Atlanta resident Willie Anderson hopes to get some good news an hour before the polls close when the Pro Football Hall of Fame announces it 15 modern era finalists for the shrine's Class of 2021.
The Bengals initial opponents for the 2021 season include games against the AFC North, NFC North, AFC West & 4th-Place Finishers in AFC East and AFC South.
As Bengals head coach Zac Taylor began his third season Monday pledging to evaluate all aspects of his program ranging from assistant coaches to personnel needs, he and his boss made it clear that the future is now.
Bengals President Mike Brown released the following statement about the direction of the team.
The Bengals today signed 10 players to Reserve/Future contracts. They will not count on the team's active list until Feb. 8, the Monday after the Super Bowl. All 10 players finished the season on the team's practice squad.Â
It's the "End of the Road" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast looking back at the Baltimore game in the final contest of the 2020 regular season. With analysis from Dave Lapham and a great edition of the "Fun Facts" interview with wide receiver Tee Higgins.
All the telltale signs that the Bengals offseason had begun began to whir late Sunday afternoon at Paul Brown Stadium after the last decimal point of the regular season had been crunched.
There were 53 minutes left to play in Sunday's season finale at Paul Brown Stadium, but when Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins grabbed his tender hamstring at the end of what should have been his 41-yard-run-and-record catch as a flag flew in the air. That play pretty much dictated the rest of a game the Ravens led, 3-0, and ended up winning, 38-3.
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and quarterback Brandon Allen chatted with the media following the regular season finale against the Baltimore Ravens.
With the Ravens finishing off a playoff run, quarterback Lamar Jackson and his No. 1 rush offense took dead aim at the Bengals' injury-riddled defense and dialed up a 38-3 victory Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium.
The Ravens executed their playoff script to perfection Sunday in the first half at Paul Brown Stadium when they ran it on 27 of their relentless 41 offensive snaps in swiping the clock for 22 minutes while building a 17-3 half-time lead over the Bengals. The Bengals lost rookie wide receiver Tee Higgins on the third play of the day with a hamstring injury.
The Bengals defense has been fighting injuries and illness all year and Sunday's finale at Paul Brown Stadium against the Ravens turned out to be no different when they lost two starters before kickoff.
The Bengals.com Media Roundtable breaks down Sunday's finale (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12) against the Ravens at Paul Brown Stadium.
The Bengals on Saturday made the following roster moves ahead of the Week 17 game against the Baltimore Ravens.
For the eighth time in the past 11 seasons, the Bengals will close out the regular season against the Baltimore Ravens.
Anytime it is the Ravens (or the Steelers), it is a litmus test for the Bengals and Sunday's season finale at Paul Brown Stadium (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12) is no different when they get to measure their improving defense ... Wide receivers Tyler Boyd and Tee Higgins are good to go ... Cornerback William Jackson III is not.
In the latest "Week In Review," a look at how the Bengals have become one of the hottest teams in the NFL riding a two-game winning streak as they close the 2020 regular season. A feature on how the 2008 Bengals set the template for a championship run the following year, a Hobson's Choice and an award for quarterback Brandon Allen.
The Bengals close the regular season hosting the Baltimore Ravens in Week 17. Here is everything fans who are attending the game need to know.
Tight end Mitchell Wilcox (6-4, 247), a rookie out of the University of South Florida, originally was a college free agent signee of the Bengals in April.
The Bengals today returned CB Brian Allen to the practice squad from the Reserve/COVID-19 list. Allen had been on Reserve/COVID-19 since Dec. 21.
This last week of this regular season seems to be just the right time to talk about wide receivers and the long line of royalty stretching through Bengaldom. Ever since Isaac Curtis caught the torch, there has always seemed to be worthy successors. See who Sir Isaac would pick for his running mate on an all-time Bengals team as A.J. Green mulls his future at Paul Brown Stadium.
Emerging as Joe Burrow's potential back-up for next season, Brandon Allen is believed to have done what no Bengals quarterback has done in his first four starts as he gets ready for his fifth Sunday (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12) at Paul Brown Stadium against the Ravens.
It's the "Last Dance" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast previewing the final game of the 2020 season. With Dave Lapham, Bengals great Cris Collinsworth, and former Ravens and University of Cincinnati Bearcats linebacker Brad Jackson.
Find out how to tune in to the regular season finale in Week 17 as the Bengals host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET. Learn more about the television, radio, live stream, and social media information fans need to know to follow the game.
Center B.J. Finney, a fifth-year player out of Kansas State University, had played in one game for Cincinnati this season after joining the team via an Oct. 28 trade with Seattle.
You may have noticed some big changes to the Bengals' social media accounts this year. Those changes are part of a concerted effort to invest in and reimagine our content and engagement with our fans.Â
Smart, quotable and candid, Bengals right end Carl Lawson is a media favorite and if free safety Jesse Bates III isn't the Bengals Defensive Player of the Year, then the Bengals hit king is.
Â
This is Brandon Allen's first FedEx Air Player of the Week honor. Cincinnati's signal caller was 29 of 37 for 371 yards with two touchdowns against the Houston Texans.
In his weekly discussion with Bengals.com senior writer Geoff Hobson, head coach Zac Taylor talks about his confidence as a play-caller, the need for flexibility and keeping it light with Joe Burrow.
If you had deja vu when Bengals safety Vonn Bell blew up Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster for that game-changing fumble a week ago Monday night, you weren't the only one.
Bengals safety Vonn Bell ranks 3rd among safeties with career-high 111 tackles.
The Bengals this week wrap up their 2020 season when they host the division-rival Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium. Cincinnati enters the contest riding a two-game winning streak after earning a 37-31 victory at Houston on Sunday.
Henderson, a safety, had spent a majority of this season between the Bengals' practice squad and active roster, before being waived on Saturday.
Here is why some numbers matter and many more don't. Take Bengals rookie wide receiver Tee Higgins ... Jessie Bates III says the Bengals aren't "checking out." ... Joe Mixon puts his foot into 2021.
Coordinated through NFL athletic trainers, the award honors players who symbolize "professionalism, great strength and dedication," while also acting as a community role model.
It's the "Love Me Two Times" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Cincinnati knocked off the Houston Texans in Week 16. Recap the game with radio replays, postgame comments and analysis from Dave Lapham. Plus, a "Fun Facts" interview with guard Xavier Su'a-Filo.
Bengals quarterback Brandon Allen was 29-of-37 passing for 371 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions against the Houston Texans in Week 16.
While J.J. Watt questioned his team's professionalism after the Texans' 37-31 loss Sunday in Houston, the Bengals celebrated their work ethic in their second turnover-free victory in six days as Brandon Allen engineered a factory-approved 540 yards in one of their most efficient games ever from a quarterback.
If you want to know how the Bengals beat the Texans Sunday in Houston, just look inside that last drive. Right tackle Bobby Hart would call it perseverance. He was talking about his offensive line, but he could have been talking about his entire team.
The 540 yards of total offense was their most since an October, 2016 victory over Cleveland. Their 371 yards passing as a team with quarterback Brandon Allen at the controls was the sixth most in the last 11 seasons. It marked the seventh game this century they scored at least 27 points in the second half after scoring a total of 20 second-half points in the previous seven games.
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and quarterback Brandon Allen chatted with the media after a 37-31 victory in Week 16 over the Houston Texans.
Riding the career performance of quarterback Brandon Allen, the Bengals played complementary football in Sunday's fourth quarter that sent them to a 37-31 victory in Houston.
Despite dominating the Texans with 228 yards of offense on quarterback Brandon Allen's 73-percent passing in the first half, the Bengals were tied with Houston at 10-10.
For the first time since Oct. 25 the Bengals started the same offensive line for the second week in a row, but it looks they'll have a different quarterback Sunday in Houston when they turn back to Brandon Allen.
The Bengals are looking to take down the Texans Sunday (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Fox 19) in Houston riding the karma wave of Monday night's win over the Steelers.
Bengaldom weighs in during a holiday week.
Cincinnati enters the game with an abundance of positive momentum after a 27-17 victory on Monday Night Football over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Bengals made four player moves ahead of the Week 16 contest against the Houston Texans.
Find out how to tune in to the Week 16 matchup as the Bengals face the Houston Texans in Week 16 on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET. Learn more about the television, radio, live stream, and social media information fans need to know to follow the game.
It looks like quarterback Brandon Allen (knee) can play Sunday in Houston (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Fox 19), but if he starts he won't have leading receiver Tyler Boyd.
In the latest "Week In Review," a look back at the Bengals biggest win of the season, a 27-17 triumph over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday Night Football. Also, the defense is playing its best ball in four years, the team pivots to Week 16 against the Houston Texans and Trey Hopkins expands the Bengals partnership with the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center's Implicit Bias Experiences program.
Things have settled down on the Bengals offensive line, where head coach Zac Taylor hopes to start the same group in back-to-back games for the first time since Oct. 25 when they try to bust a Hall-of-Famer for the second time in six days Sunday (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Fox 19) in Houston.
On Monday night the Bengals faced the older version of Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and beat him. But on Sunday in Houston (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Fox 19), they face a younger, better version of Big Ben when it comes to turning well-defended snaps into smashed hopes as Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson meets the team he beat on a broken play in his first NFL start.
It's the "Wonderful Christmas Time" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Cincinnati heads to Houston to face the Texans. With Dave Lapham, former Bengals defensive back Solomon Wilcots and Houston Chronicle reporter John McClain.
An in-depth look at how Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green has consistently performed at a Pro Bowl level during his Bengals career.
Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd talks about life in the NFL and answers questions from Clark Montessori High School students in the latest "Know Your Pro," presented by Gold Star Chili.
Bengals Jessie Bates III is Pro Football Focus' highest graded safety. He's among the NFL leaders in tackles and interceptions.
It's Week 14 of the 2020 NFL season and the Cincinnati Bengals host the Dallas Cowboys. Here's everything you need to know before the big game.
A look at how Bengals safeties Jessie Bates III and Vonn Bell changed the tempo of Week 13 at Miami.
Together, we are dedicated to building better communities. We are unified and ready to put work in, knowing that stripes don't come easy. Thank you for joining The Team.
In the latest Who Dey Conversations, Dan Hoard, Dave Lapham and Geoff Hobson look back at three of the best performances by a backup quarterback in team history.
During the month of November, the Bengals highlight the Salute to Service campaign, a year-round effort to Honor, Empower, and Connect our nation's service members, veterans, and their families. We appreciate and are grateful for the service and sacrifice service members make.
Dan Hoard, Dave Lapham and Geoff Hobson look at three Bengals who the team will rely on heavily in the final six regular season games for their leadership and experience in the latest Who Dey Conversations.
A look at how an unlikely duo, safety Jessie Bates III and defensive lineman Margus Hunt, changed the game's momentum with a creating a turnover against the Washington Football Team in Week 11. Presented by Fifth Third Bank.
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and receiver Tyler Boyd, edge rusher Carl Lawson and safety Jessie Bates III discuss how the team will rally after the season-ending injury to starting quarterback Joe Burrow.
WEB20%20-%20Social%20-%20Better%20Together%20Burrow%20Higgins.mp4
A look at how Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and wide receiver Tyler Boyd have turned into one of the most dynamic duos in the NFL. Better Together, presented by Fifth Third Bank.
8 games down, 8 to go, a look back at the first half of the Cincinnati Bengals 2020 season in this edition of Bengals Weekly.
The bye week is a great time to get rested and build upon the positives. Dave Lapham looks at some of the best plays from the first half of the season in the latest Lap's Look.
Why the arrow is pointing up on offense for the Bengals with Dan Hoard, Dave Lapham and Geoff Hobson in the latest Who Dey Conversations.
The Bengals this week take on the visiting Tennessee Titans on Sunday, November 1 at Paul Brown Stadium for a Week 8 showdown. Be in the know for Sunday's game in the latest edition of Bengals Weekly.
The Bengals host the Cleveland Browns in Week 7. Get ready for the game with Dave Lapham looking at the Bengals offensive line, a game preview with Bengals legend Anthony Munoz and how wide receivers Tee Higgins and A.J. Green put pressure on opposing defenses.
The Bengals offensive line had one of their best quarters of football against the Indianapolis Colts. Dave Lapham breaks down the game tape and shows how cohesion with the offensive line helped achieve success.
Learn more about Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green in the latest "Know Your Pro." Presented by Gold Star Chili.
Bengals wide receivers A.J. Green and Tee Higgins present a matchup nightmare for opposing defenses. Find out how they work together and lift the Bengals offense. Presented by Fifth Third Bank.
Previewing the I-74 showdown as the Cincinnati Bengals face the Indianapolis Colts in Week 6 of the 2020 regular season.
In the latest "Better Together," presented by Fifth Third Bank, Bengals kicker Randy Bullock and punter Kevin Huber are having Pro Bowl seasons. Find out what makes this duo among the NFL's best.
Bengals broadcasters Dan Hoard and Dave Lapham join Senior Writer Geoff Hobson to break down the team's Week 4 win over the Jaguars and look at different ways to capitalize on the success.
Join quarterback Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals during their thrilling Week 4 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
In the latest Lap's Look, Dave Lapham breaks down Joe Burrow's game and how the Bengals rookie quarterback dissects defenses.
The Fifth Third Bank Drive to Better segment features quarterback Joe Burrow and Joe Mixon uplifting the offense in Week 4 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Joe Burrow was mic'd up for his first win as the Bengals QB
A look inside the Bengals locker room after their win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Cincinnati Bengals tight end Drew Sample is confident in his ability to produce big results as a starter.
Bengals.com analysts Dan Hoard, Dave Lapham and Geoff Hobson break down the key improvements needed to get a win in Week 3 against the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Fifth Third Bank Drive to Better segment features wide receivers Tyler Boyd and Mike Thomas getting clutch catches in Week 2 at Cleveland.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Auden Tate can turn 50/50 balls into an 80/20 success rate based off his catch radius. Dave Lapham breaks down tape on Tate in Lap's Look, presented by Microsoft.
Check out the latest edition of Bengals Weekly as the Cincinnati Bengals travel to Northeast Ohio to face the Cleveland Browns in Week 2. Get ready for the game with inside analysis, interviews and highlights previewing the "Battle of Ohio."
In the latest "Behind The Stripes" a look at the Bengals revamped defense following a strong performance in Week 1 against the Chargers. Presented by Bridgestone.
Bengals.com analysts Dan Hoard, Dave Lapham and Geoff Hobson break down the positive signs from the offense, defense and special teams during the Week 1 contest against the Chargers.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow takes the reigns in 2020. Find out what makes Burrow an elite leader and how he's prepared for his first season in the NFL. Presented by Bridgestone Tires.
The "Good Morning Football" crew makes 2020 Coach of the Year predictions. Head Coach Zac Taylor looks to lead the Bengals to a big turnaround in 2020.
SiriusXM NFL Radio host Alex Marvez sat down with Bengals.com Senior Writer Geoff Hobson on the Old School Scribe Podcast to discuss the intangibles displayed Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.
On a special edition of the Move The Sticks podcast, former NFL scouts Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks break down Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow with exclusive interviews and analysis. Hear from former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer, ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit and top prospects about Burrow and the excitement around the Bengals signal caller.
A behind-the-scenes first look at Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow throwing at training camp. Who Dey!
Watch the greatest plays from former Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson's record-breaking career.
NBC Sports writer Peter King sat down with Bengals.com Senior Writer Geoff Hobson on the Old School Scribe Podcast to discuss quarterback Joe Burrow and the rookie's intangibles that have many in the NFL excited about the future in Cincinnati. Also, King reminiscences about Bengals founder Paul Brown and expectations for the Bengals in 2020.
Check out Cincinnati Bengals rookie quarterback Joe Burrow heading to the practice field.
Tight End Drew Sample enters year two healthy, hungry, and ready to compete for a starting position.
A look back at Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods during the 1988 season and the birth of the "Ickey Shuffle."
Listen to the best micd up sound from former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson.
The Bengals release quarterback Andy Dalton after 9 seasons.
Bengals.com's Marisa Contipelli chats with receiver Auden Tate on his recovery from a knee injury and what's kept him busy during the offseason.
Bengals.com's Marisa Contipelli catches up with defensive end Sam Hubbard as he shares how his training routine has changed due to COVID-19, his relationship with Joe Burrow and Chase Young and how eager he is to get back out there for year 3.
Bengals.com's Marisa Contipelli chats with running back Trayveon Williams as he enters his second year in the league. The two discuss Williams' offseason, memories from his Texas A&M days, and his goals for 2020.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine with the Bengals.
Bengals.com's Marisa Contipelli catches up with safety Brandon Wilson on how he has spent his offseason including his recovery from two hand injuries. The pair also discuss Wilson's top professional moment, his approach to returning kickoffs, and his expectations for the 2020 season.
Bengals special teams coordinator/assistant head coach Darrin Simmons is Mic'd Up coaching some of the nation's best at the 2020 Senior Bowl.
Bengals running backs coach Jemal Singleton is Mic'd Up coaching some of the nation's best at the 2020 Senior Bowl.
Experience the sights and sounds of the Senior Bowl with Bengals head coach Zac Taylor as he is Mic'd Up for the first day of practice.
As a die-hard Bengals fan, Paul Wilkerson had his dream come true by attending a Bengals practice thanks to Make-A-Wish Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton salutes the crowd at Paul Brown Stadium as he walks off the field following a 33-23 win over the Cleveland Browns.
Go inside the locker room immediately after the Bengals' victory over the Cleveland Browns to close the 2019 season.
Bengals Legend Chad Johnson joins Marisa Contipelli to break down some of running back Joe Mixon's touchdown celebrations, because when it's time to celebrate, there's no beer better than Bud Light
