The 2026 NFL draft in Pittsburgh is still 11 months away, but that doesn't mean early mock drafts and big boards aren't already flooding the internet. Our friends over at Draft Wire did just that recently, posting a first-round mock as the NFL heads into Organized Team Activities.

CINCINNATI — NBC Sports Mike Florio laid out this week that Shemar Stewart doesn't have many good options to keep fighting the Bengals on his contract bonus/default language once the season gets closer and closer.

The offensive coordinator looks to stay a step ahead of defenses in his use of Ja'Marr Chase and to make life easier on Joe Burrow.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor remains one of the most perplexing hot seat candidates around the NFL. Most would agree that Taylor enjoys some almost unparalleled job security in Cincinnati, where Marvin Lewis ran the show for almost two decades before Taylor arrived and helped the team make a Super Bowl appearance.

Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase hit the "Griddy" as he scored a run, and even charged the mound when hit by a pitch.

First came the somewhat surprising news that star wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown was sitting out OTAs after having knee surgery in the offseason. St. Brown is supposed to be fine for the start of camp, but St. Brown is the sort of surprise no fanbase wants.

The Bengals are top-heavy at the wide receiver position, but if a couple of younger guys hit their potential in 2025, they have the deepest pass-catching group in the league. Aside from Jermaine Burton turning a corner,

While Cincinnati's Joe Burrow led the NFL in passing yards and touchdowns last season, offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher said that he sees a quarterback that’s looking even better than he did last year.