Cincinnati Bengals no longer seen as the best offense in the league, according to an NFL analyst. Here's why that take is wrong.

CINCINNATI — The Bengals are one of the top Super Bowl contenders this coming season by betting odds, but The Athletic's Tony Jones isn't buying it. He named Cincinnati one of the NFL's overrated teams along with the Lions, 49ers, and Bills.

Ahead of a pivotal season for the Bengals in 2025, defense remains a serious concern, but there could be help on the way in the NFL Draft.

With mid-July fast approaching, we're looking at what Ravens fans should know about the Cincinnati Bengals before training camp begins.

The Bengals announced that Dave Lapham and Lemar Parrish, two players from the franchise’s first full decade of existence, will be honored, according to a team spokesperson. Lapham was an offensive lineman from 1974-1983 and currently serves as a radio analyst. He is nicknamed “Mr. Bengal.” This year will be his 50th year with the franchise.

Joe Burrow is once again the cover star for Sport Illustrated. He graced the cover multiple times before for football, two editions while at LSU and one with the Cincinnati Bengals for a season preview, but he's now getting attention for his fashion sense.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow moves up two spots and is ranked No. 3 on ESPN's list of Top 10 QBs in the NFL.

A Cincinnati Bengals guard might soon become available, and the New Orleans Saints are a good fit. The Athletic’s Paul Dehner recently mentioned this player as