For the first time in almost 40 years, the Cincinnati Bengals are without a first-round pick in the NFL Draft. 37 years, to be precise. Now, the Bengals are banking on a resurgence from Lawrence after a disappointing 2025 season with New York.

Bengals, other 31 teams, receive letter from injured prospect updating his recovery from broken foot.

A former Bengals Pro Bowl player remains a free agent, raising questions about a possible return as Cincinnati pushes for contention.

The Cincinnati Bengals' 2025 NFL Draft class was criticized from the very beginning, and only Dylan Fairchild has risen above the criticism after one year.

Could the Bengals' first pick be in their own backyard with Cincinnati Bearcats linebacker Jake Golday? Jamie Squire / Getty Images The Cincinnati Bengals don’t have a top-10 pick in this week’s NFL Draft, but they do have an uncomfortably long list of ...

The 2026 NFL Draft kicks off live from Pittsburgh on Thursday, April 23 and the latest crop of rookies will be hearing their names called all weekend long. For the Cincinnati Bengals, the biggest need is an obvious one: Edge rusher.

The Cincinnati Bengals have to hope the 2026 season goes well. Otherwise, it could cost them their star quarterback. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, 2026 could be a make-or-break campaign when it comes to Joe Burrow's future in Cincinnati.

The Atlanta Falcons have had a pretty poor run on the field in the last season with just 4 wins and 9 losses as the team was eliminated in Week 14 aft.