The Bengals could use the franchise tag on Higgins if no deal is reached by the deadline of March 4. The NFL's two-week franchise tag window opened last week. Higgins earned $21.8

J.J. Watt isn’t backing down from his friendly wager that could force him out of retirement to join the Cincinnati Bengals. For those out of the loop, Watt, a partial owner of Burnley F.C., agreed to a wager with goalkeeper James Trafford about consecutive clean sheets.

Duke Tobin and Zac Taylor agreed with Joe Burrow on desire to keep Tee Higgins, Trey Hendrickson and Ja'Marr Chase on Bengals roster.

The Rams lost another part of their coaching staff after the Bengals reportedly hired defensive assistant Sean Desai.

Cincinnati Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin said pretty much everything fans could possibly want to hear during this year’s rendition of his scouting combine media meetup. There, Tobin hit on the expected stuff,

J.J. Watt told Dan Patrick he hasn't spoken yet with the Bengals about coming out of retirement and playing in Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Bengals are under fire from all directions right now after the playoff miss despite Joe Burrow’s MVP-like efforts, the Triple Crown triumph for Ja’Marr Chase and Trey Hendrickson leading the NFL in sacks.

The Dan Le Batard Show looks ahead to the offseason for the Cincinnati Bengals, discussing why the organization is likely in a "no-win situation" due to their limited salary cap space.

In his second effort of the season, though, ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. dials in on that defense and pass-rush, giving the Bengals Georgia’s Mykel Williams at No. 17: While it’s hard to imagine the Bengals fumble a talent like Hendrickson,

Raw" stop in Cincinnati this week, a popular Ohio wrestler threw some disses at Bengals' star quarterback Joe Burrow.

The futures of stars Tee Higgins, Trey Hendrickson and Ja'Marr Chase will have many eyes on the Bengals in Indianapolis.