Bengals News (2/6): This week, will Willie Anderson be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
Hall of Fame Class of 2024: Reasons for inducting these finalists
The NFL has a busy week ahead of it. In addition to the Pro Football Hall of Fame inducting a new class in Canton, Super Bowl 58 will feature a match between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers.
Best Videos of the Season of 2023
Explore the core of Bengals Nation with our selection of the best videos from the 2023 campaign! This compilation perfectly captures the spirit of The Jungle, from hilarious mic-dupe moments to exclusive behind-the-scenes looks.
Each AFC team can make one offseason move: the Bengals must retain Tee Higgins, and the Texans have time to spend
It makes no sense to let a crucial offensive cog walk without receiving anything in return, especially since the Bengals are expected to have enough cap space to sign enough players to avoid receiving a compensatory pick in lieu of Higgins. Alternatively, Cincinnati might use that short-term space to make sure that Higgins doesn’t go undrafted in 2024, when he would likely be paid upwards of $25 million annually as the starting wide receiver for his new team. Cincy has three choices when using the tag on Higgins:
Joe Burrow of the Bengals has a new name in the latest mock draft.
According to NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein’s latest mock draft, the Bengals target Penn State offensive tackle Olumuyiwa Fashanu in that spot. “Fashanu still needs to put in more work to realize his full potential, even though he has good length and size and lots of upside.”
Cincinnati Bengals May Target These Five Senior Bowl Standouts in the 2024 NFL Draft
I had an absolute blast my first year at the Senior Bowl, and I’m sure it won’t be my last. It was eye-opening to be able to assess these players in real time, and for some, against much better competition than they encountered in college. This week’s rankings of the risers and fallers might not be conclusive.
Even though it may not be indicative of their entire draft stock, finding the risers and fallers this week is still enjoyable.
On social media, a former Bengals running back declares his retirement from the NFL.
Burkhead played 42 games from 2013 to 2016, primarily on special teams, after being selected by the Bengals in the sixth round of the 2013 NFL Draft. On 87 carries, he gained 375 yards and three touchdowns via rush, and he also added 288 yards and a touchdown via 34 receptions.
Bengals: Lou Anarumo likens Patrick Mahomes to the greatest players of all time
Lou Anarumo, who is in his fifth season with the Bengals as the defensive coordinator, talked with Michael Silver of the San Francisco Chronicle before the Chiefs match up against the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Feb. 11.
Cincinnati Bengals Are the Best Team to Sign Former Houston Texans Tight End, According to PFF Schultz, Dalton
“Tanner Hudson quietly carved out a meaningful role in the Bengals’ offense over the second half of the season as an underneath pass catcher, with his 35 receptions, five forced missed tackles, and 19 first downs from Week 9 onward all ranking as top-15 marks among tight ends,” Spielberger stated. Nevertheless, Cincinnati has a talent hole at the position once more because Hudson and Irv Smith Jr. are free agents. It might make sense to take advantage of a weak tight-end market in free agency.”
About the Bengals losing Brian Callahan to the Titans, Ja’Marr Chase speaks out
Jim Wyatt of the Titans’ official website reported that Chase stated, “I hate to see him leave, but it’s nice to see him get a head job.” “He loves his players and is a good coach.” Our conversations were always enjoyable. I think he’s a really nice man. It’s a blessing the Titans have him.”
Tee Higgins of the Cincinnati Bengals: free agency or franchise tag?
Before any of their players become free agents, the Bengals can try to re-sign them or even use the franchise tag on any of them, but it’s unlikely that they will be able to work out new contracts with every player. The likelihood of each coming back is shown here.
Bengals’ approach to Joe Mixon’s contract should be affected by the weak class of running backs in the NFL Draft – A to Z Sports
In July of last year, Mixon consented to a new two-year deal with Cincinnati. This season, he is expected to earn $5.75 million in salary and $8.5 million in cap space. He is entitled to a guaranteed $3 million roster bonus if he is on the roster on March 18.
