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.
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, who also calls the plays, called Friday's practice a draw after the first offense couldn't get a touchdown in the red zone. "As the head coach, it's really encouraging. As the play caller on offense, I want more success on offense," said Taylor before Saturday's Back Together practice at Paul Brown Stadium.
Safety Jessie Bates III and running back Joe Mixon top the Bengals' Madden 22 Ratings as the 33rd installment of the iconic game comes out on Friday, Aug. 20.
Frank Pollack's musical mix matches what he's got going on in the Bengals offensive line room, where the players swear by him and, maybe just as importantly, where his wall adjoins the office of head coach Zac Taylor. Pollack, 53, an old school plug-and-play NFL guard sifted out of the 1990 sixth round and Northern Arizona, is making music with new age analytical offensive linemen like Jonah Williams, the Bengals' cerebral left tackle.
Mike Hilton not only brought over from the Steelers a rep as one of the best slot cornerbacks in the NFL, but a chart that keeps track of the secondary's good plays and misdeeds that are administered by the defensive backs themselves. Free safety Jessie Bates III has run with that idea and is looking for a revolving board of evaluators. Whoever is evaluating Friday's practice won't see much bad, that's for sure. The defense carried the red zone day, fueled by a secondary that blanketed Joe Burrow's No. 1 receivers.
If Bengals left tackle Jonah Williams looks a little more bulked up, it's because he is. Williams revealed before Friday's practice that he's put on about 10 pounds since the spring after a conversation with new offensive line coach Frank Pollack.Â
It's the "Tick Tick Boom" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Boomer Esiason joins Dan Hoard to discuss Joe Burrow. Plus, the last time the Olympics were in Tokyo (1964), Paul Brown attended. Hoard asked Bengals president Mike Brown about it in a new round of "Fun Facts."
Boomer Esiason says the Bengals wide receivers are good enough to put the offense in the AFC North conversation ... One of them, Tee Higgins, thinks the Bengals can have three 1,000-yard receivers ... Jessie Bates III keeps his focus ... Well-connected Mike Daniels is an energetic vet ... Player, Play and Quotes of the Day.
Whether he was the NFL Man of the Year or the NFL MVP or the Voice of Monday Night or just the plain best locker room leader the planet has ever known, Boomer Esiason always went in style. And so Thursday was no different as a golf cart takes him between appointments at Paul Brown Stadium.
Three-game ticket packs go on sale during the Bengals' Back Together Saturday event on July 31. Fans can choose from the Orange Pack, Black Pack or Stripes Pack.
Joe Burrow had never heard The Talk like this. So when Bengals president Mike Brown did what he always does but couldn't do last year because of the pandemic, Burrow was all ears earlier this week when Brown opened training camp with his annual talk in front of the team.
With the Bengals set to put on the pads for the first time next Tuesday, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor used Wednesday's first practice of training camp to ease into amp-up mode ... Quarterback Joe Burrow barely threw a ball over five yards in his first two 11-on-11 sessions since last season, but the crispness of his spring work and his chemistry with first-round pick Ja'Marr Chase were on display.
Before Wednesday's first practice of training camp, Joe Burrow not only pronounced himself 100 percent, but he looked like he spent his offseason in the weight room.
The Bengals today placed DT Larry Ogunjobi on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list.
The Bengals veterans reported Tuesday for training camp's first practice on Wednesday and that means free safety Jessie Bates III is the only defensive starter left from the last game before Zac Taylor became head coach. The renovations finally get a spring and summer for polish.
Bengals WR Riley Lees, HB Pooka Williams and DT Renell Wren all passed physicals today and have been cleared to practice.Â
Ever since Mike Brown was a kid growing up in Cleveland and called for Browns great Otto Graham to throw him a pass, he's been a connoisseur of elite NFL quarterbacking. He thinks the quarterback he has now, Joe Burrow, coached by old college quarterback Zac Taylor, can lead his Bengals to victory.
Gunnar Vogel (6-6, 310), a rookie out of Northwestern University, originally was a college free agent signee of the Chicago Bears in May.
The Bengals get a shot of good karma when they open training camp Wednesday with quarterback Joe Burrow under center in 11-on-11 action for the first time this year. It's apparently not the only shot they're going to get. At Monday's training camp luncheon in Paul Brown Stadium's East Club Lounge, head coach Zac Taylor said fewer than 10 players haven't received a COVID-19 shot.
Chris Schmidt, the head football coach at New Bremen High School who last year led his team to the Ohio Division VII state title, was named as the 2020 season winner of the Paul Brown Excellence in Coaching Award.
The Bengals today signed DE Sam Hubbard to a four-year contract extension through the 2025 season.Â
Reece Horn (6-3, 215), a first-year player out of the University of Indianapolis, originally was a college free agent signee of the Tennessee Titans in 2016.Â
There's a new Jungle growing as the Bengals take on the biggest gameday overhaul in the 22 seasons of Paul Brown Stadium.
The Bengals don't begin training camp until Wednesday's practice, but they picked up some momentum Sunday with moves that indicated franchise quarterback Joe Burrow has been cleared and multiple reports that they've reached agreement on a four-year extension with franchise cornerstone Sam Hubbard.
The Bengals today made the following player moves ahead of the start of training camp.
Remember, Ken Anderson actually coached in the NFL of the 1990s and 2000s for one year longer than he played in the '70s and '80s. During those 17 years mentoring quarterbacks, he called plays for a former NFL MVP, shepherded a future Pro Football Hall of Famer to a Super Bowl ring and coached a future Super Bowl championship offensive coordinator. So you have to listen when Anderson starts talking about Joseph Lee Burrow.
When Anthony Munoz found out Thursday that two old teammates were joining him and franchise founder Paul Brown in the Bengals' inaugural Ring of Honor class, the Pro Football Hall of Fame left tackle wasn't exactly caught off balance.
The voters offered a fitting tribute on the 40th anniversary of the first AFC championship season when Bengals Season Ticket Holders selected Ken Anderson and Ken Riley to join fellow Super Bowl starter Anthony Munoz and club founder Paul Brown, the leading architect of what is generally regarded as the best Bengals' greatest team.
The Cincinnati Bengals announced Ken Anderson and Ken Riley will join Paul Brown and Anthony Muñoz in the inaugural Ring of Honor class.Â
Center Lamont Gaillard (6-3, 305), a third-year player out of the University of Georgia, originally was a sixth-round pick of the Arizona Cardinals in 2019.Â
Find out why NFL Network analyst Adam Rank believes the Bengals will be "one of the most enjoyable teams to watch in 2021." Also, an interview with rookie kicker Evan McPherson as the team gets closer to the start of training camp.
The Bengals set the tone for the 2021 season launching our new campaign: Rule The Jungle.
Fans will be able to watch the Bengals practice while enjoying a variety of free family-friendly activities, including inflatables, face painting, balloon artists, pictures with Who Dey and a Ben-Gals Cheer Zone.
A look back at the Bengals 2020 season with milestones reached, top moments and a look ahead to next season.
No break for Bengaldom as the long, hot summer sets up another training camp.
Recently NFL.com named safety Jessie Bates III to their All-Under 25 Team after a breakout 2020 season. Now the fourth-year pro has a unique opportunity to take over as the leader of a defense with six potential new starters.
It's the "Hot Fun In The Summertime" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast with Pro Football Focus Senior College Football Analyst Seth Galina discussing quarterback Joe Burrow, wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase and looking at ways the offense can be more efficient in 2021.
How speedy versatility, deep faith and Brooksie helped make second-year man Logan Wilson the Bengals' new middle linebacker.
The first coat of Bengals orange has made it on the panel that is evolving into the Ring of Honor in the bowl of Paul Brown Stadium as the east façade awaits the name of franchise founder Paul Brown and the last name of Pro Football Hall of Fame left tackle Anthony Munoz and his No. 78.
The five best Bengals' storylines heading into next month's training camp.
When talking about the offense most around Paul Brown Stadium have been quietly optimistic heading into 2021. Here are five players that could take the next step, ascend this season and earn their first Pro Bowl selection.
It's the "Good Old Days" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Dan Hoard plays "10 Teammates in a Hat" with his broadcast partner Dave Lapham. Enjoy great stories about Anthony Muñoz, Cris Collinsworth, Ken Anderson, Bob Trumpy and more.
Between the draft, free agency and coaching staff changes, the 2021 offseason has been a busy one for the Bengals. Here is a quick recap at some of the moves the Bengals have made since the offseason began back in January.
The Bengals emerged from the 2021 NFL Draft with quite a haul making 10 selections. Headlined by LSU wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase with the fifth overall pick, the Bengals restocked on both side of the ball. A look back at some of the best features from Bengals.com with the team's draft picks.
There is a lot of talent on the defensive side of the ball. In the third year of defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo's scheme, there are a few players in line for a breakout season and potentially a Pro Bowl selection.
The Bengals will induct the inaugural Ring of Honor class during a primetime Thursday Night Football game on Sept. 30 against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The inaugural class will include Paul Brown, Anthony Muñoz and two former players selected by Season Ticket Members.
The Bengals enjoyed a busy spring during the free agency period brining in several high profile players. A look back at some of the best features from Bengals.com with the newest Bengals.
The Bengals encouraged fans to join them Friday to celebrate Juneteenth, which commemorates the effective end of slavery in the United States.
It's the "School's Out" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as the team wraps up its mandatory minicamp, meaning the next time the players will be in uniform is in late July. Interviews with Ja'Marr Chase, Logan Wilson, and Dave Lapham.
If it hadn't been Joe Burrow and his rehab all the time every day and how sharply he has thrown the ball, the top story of the Bengals Spring would have been the polished professionalism and eye-catching versatility of first-round pick Ja'Marr Chase.
When Bengals president Mike Brown convened his coaches and player personnel staff for Wednesday's annual last-day-of spring roster outlook, no doubt they had special teams coordinator Darrin Simmons' mantra in mind.
Camp Bates broke early at Paul Brown Stadium Tuesday and free safety Jessie Bates III, the Bengals' NFL Players Association rep who along with other team leaders helped facilitate the workouts with Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, couldn't have been happier.
Joe Burrow ended his spring session the way he began it. Dealing. Burrow went flinging into summer hitting all of his passes in a brisk seven-on-seven session of quick throws and check-downs that turned out to be the final set of scrimmage snaps of the mandatory minicamp.
Buoyed by 10 practices with what amounted to perfect attendance and a high enough vaccination rate that could allow them to meet in person during training camp and the regular season, head coach Zac Taylor cancelled the remaining two days of mandatory minicamp and sent the Bengals into summer vacation Tuesday afternoon.
Trey Brown, the Bengals latest addition to the player personnel department, got an early start in football.
The Bengals coaching staff is welcoming five coaches to work with the team as interns as part of this year's Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship program.
Bengal Jim Foster, one of the prime movers of Bengaldom's sprawling fan base, is expecting some from as far away as Florida and upstate New York when his group continues its press coverage to see the franchise's greatest players honored in the Pro Football Hall of Fame at Saturday's "Jungle to the Hall."
Dave Lapham is one of the 17 nominees on the Bengals' inaugural Ring of Honor ballot, but that shouldn't rob us from hearing the same entertaining, enthusiastic takes on the list that he's been giving to his loyal listeners on the Bengals Radio Network when it comes to everything stripes.
It's the "High Hopes" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as the always entertaining Adam Schein joins Dan Hoard to explain why he has high hopes for Cincinnati in 2021 and beyond. Then Dave Lapham joins the podcast to discuss OTAs and answer the fans "AskLap" questions.
Virtual yoga from the field of Paul Brown Stadium is available on demand. Donations to the Tidal Babe Period Bank are encouraged.Â
Chidobe Awuzie, the Bengals new starting cornerback who loves chess because it simulates life's daily treadmill against checkmate, prides himself on first moves. But it was the Bengals' opening gambit in free agency back in March that left Awuzie the most impressed and in control of the board.
This year's squad features many new faces in addition to returning veterans.
The deep passing game is an urgent item on head coach Zac Taylor's spring agenda and for the first time this year, Joe Burrow threw consistently long routes to his receivers.
Everybody has been raving about Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins this spring and on Tuesday he confirmed it. Not only does he look good, he feels even better.
You have guys who are the son of a coach and guys who are a coach on the field and guys who are a coach in waiting. But in rookie running back Chris Evans, the Bengals already have a guy who actually has been a coach for almost as long as he's played the game.
Fans interested in becoming Season Ticket Members will have the opportunity to tour Paul Brown Stadium and personally select their season tickets for the 2021 season.
The silver anniversary of Willie Anderson's draft finds the NFL's best turn-of-the-century right tackle going full circle. When he was 13 and both a football and basketball prodigy, the fast break Bengals of 1988 helped lure him into following the NFL. Now 13 seasons after taking his last NFL snap, Anderson is becoming an even more familiar figure in Cincinnati in his role as the offensive line's roaming youth national ambassador.
It's the "Get Back" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Dan Hoard talks to wide receiver Trent Taylor about a fresh start in Cincinnati and Twitter's reaction to wearing No. 18 in a tryout. Plus, Around The NFL writer Nick Shook discusses his article ranking Trey Hendrickson third among pass rushing disruptors.
No one can break down the game of Jonah Williams better than the Bengals left tackle himself. At one time or another since they took him in the first round two years ago, the cerebral, diligent Williams has been, among other things, an Opening Day starter, an advance scout and a sideline confidant at practice for his offensive line mates. So take note of his observations from last season's NFL debut because he has already taken them to heart.
Ja'Marr Chase got his first NFL check Wednesday when he signed his contract. But he got his first NFL Joe Burrow check before that. "We can look at each other and already know what we're thinking," says Chase, who says it has happened during these last two weeks of voluntary practices. The Bengals also have a feeling about Chase, Burrow's fellow LSU game-breaker they couldn't resist taking with the fifth pick.
The Bengals today signed their remaining two unsigned draft picks — WR Ja'Marr Chase and DE Joseph Ossai. With these two signings, all 10 of the Bengals' 2021 draft picks now are under contract.
Long snapper Dan Godsil, a first-year player out of Indiana University, spent time with both the Bengals and Buccaneers, but did not see game action.
C.J. Uzomah, now the oldest starting skill player on the Bengals offense at age 28, broke into the NFL on that 2015 edition that became the first AFC North team to start a season 8-0. Uzomah, as every Cincinnati school kid knows, is the tight end who caught Andy Dalton's last Bengals touchdown pass and Joe Burrow's first. He's also the last offensive or defensive player left from that group. But he says these Bengals have something better than those Bengals.
The Joe Burrow Rehab took an encore bow Tuesday morning when he opened the Bengals' second set of voluntary practices the same way he opened the first last week with receivers shaking their hands after catching one of his blistering darts and coaches watching in approval.
Joe Burrow's rehab has gone so well that along with strengthening his left knee he's also been able to find time to tweak his mechanics and conjure up some extra velocity from his right arm.
Joe Burrow's return to the field, the energy surrounding the Bengals and other spring chores have Bengaldom buzzing.
It's the "Pleased To Meet You" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Dan Hoard chats with tight end Thaddeus Moss. Then Dave Lapham joins the podcast to discuss the start of organized team activities and answer the fans #AskLap questions.
The Bengals call third-round pick Joseph Ossai's relentless style "playing with his hair on fire." Meet who lit the match.
Safety Kavon Frazier played in 59 career games (two starts) and has 71 tackles, a sack, a PD and a FF with the Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins.
Tyler Boyd, on pace to become the third-leading Bengals receiver of all-time, finds himself the leader of a position room suddenly blessed with two of the biggest prime-time receivers in college football acquired in the last two drafts. But don't lose Boyd amid the stars because he's been one even if you didn't know it as one of game's most underrated players. And here's how he's looking to help get his team on the radar.
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.
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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
