The Cincinnati Bengals announced the team's July training camp schedule this week, which, as fans will notice, features some more big changes compared to prior years. In an effort

CINCINNATI — Bengals training camp is going to look a bit different this season. The team announced 11 practices that will be open to the public. Nine of the 11 sessions will start in the morning. Historically,

The Bengals held their mini camp at the outdoor practice fields today. Stewart says he's just asking for what past first-round picks have received. He's considered a raw prospect who needs refinement.

Former Cincinnati Bengals captain and linebacker Germaine Pratt is signing with the Las Vegas Raiders, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The Bengals released Pratt on Monday, and it didn't take the veteran linebacker long to find his next home.

Former Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Germaine Pratt is signing a one-year, $4.25 million deal with the Las Vegas Raiders, according to a report via Twitter/X from NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. Pelissero added that Pratt, released June 9 by the Bengals, can earn up to $500,000 in incentives. Pratt requested a trade in February.

If the Cincinnati Bengals make the playoffs, there's a chance they take on linebacker Germaine Pratt and the Las Vegas Raiders.

Star quarterback Joe Burrow is campaigning for his teammate Trey Hendrickson to get paid by admitting how his situation is affecting the Cincinnati Bengals' offseason.

Joe Burrow has emphasized making aggressive throws downfield during practices this summer, and offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher said that he's seeing improvement out of the star quarterback.

The first day of mandatory minicamp for the Cincinnati Bengals was notable for those not fully participating and not present.

Trey Hendrickson isn't the only notable Cincinnati Bengals player missing from practices at the team's mandatory minicamp. First-round pick and fellow pass rusher Shemar Stewart said on Tuesday that he will not practice until his contract situation is settled.

First-round pick Shemar Stewart had a lot to say about the status of his contract situation with the Cincinnati Bengals.