The Cincinnati Bengals are making some changes to their quarterback room, and a former Tennessee Titans players is involved.

Knowing Joe Burrow's past, the Cincinnati Bengals signed some insurance as a former Bearcats QB was one of four new signings.

One recent change was the addition of a 17th game to the regular season, and the league is also pushing for an 18th game.

Cincinnati thought it was time to shake things up as the Bengals shifted a few things around in their front office prior to the 2025 season.

CINCINNATI — The Bengals made a minor shake-up to the front office this offseason, promoting scouting voices like Steven Radicevic and Mike Potts, along with former senior personnel executive Trey ...

NFL players’ union executive director Lloyd Howell Jr. resigned in a statement late Thursday night after heavy scrutiny of the NFLPA’s recent activity revealed Howell to be ...

The rapid growth of girls flag football has the attention of the Ohio High School Athletic Association. OHSAA announces its future with the sport.

Unsigned Cincinnati Bengals draft pick Shemar Stewart is "believed to be keeping all options open" amid stalled NFL contract ...

Hamilton County commissioners will hear public comments on the proposed Paycor Stadium lease next week. The county and the ...

Ohio lawmakers quietly add a measure in the state budget that makes their text messages and emails exempt from open records ...

Local Bengals agree to $470 million framework to renovate stadium, stay in Cincinnati through 2036 By WHIO Staff June 27, 2025 at 8:01 am EDT ...

The Bengals and Hamilton County have reportedly reached a deal to keep the team in Cincinnati. (WKRC file) Bengals Executive Vice President Katie Blackburn expressed pride in the agreement.