The Cincinnati Bengals ended 2024 with a 9-8 record and missed the playoffs - but their offseason could set them up for the 2025 campaign

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow details how the team can overcome its early season struggles and how he looks to improve from a career year in this one-on-one interview.

Zachary Weinberger is a credentialed Miami Heat reporter and an Associate Editor covering the NBA at-large, NCAA Football, and NCAA Basketball for ClutchPoints. He graduated from Florida Atlantic University in 2022, covering sports at the FAU University Press and later at The Palm Beach Post.

The Cincinnati Bengals missed out on the playoffs for the second season in a row and will now look to build a roster strong enough to support Joe Burrow

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow recently sat down for a lenghty podcast that included his remarks about the team’s cap situation and how his contract can be changed to help the team afford other expensive extensions. Some, though, aren’t buying that the Bengals will actually follow Burrow’s advice on these cap matters.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow said that Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones is the player he gets most nervous to face.

Carson Palmer demanded a trade in 2010 following his eighth season with the Bengals. He was the No. 1 overall pick in 2003 and won the Hesiman Trophy at USC. The situations would be eerily similar if Burrow had to go down that road.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow might end up spotted at an Indiana Fever game or two next season. In New Orleans for Super Bowl festivities, Burrow fielded a question about WNBA star Caitlin Clark and offered plenty of praise — while pledging to get to a game soon.

The Cincinnati Bengals endured yet another season without any playoff football, and their 2025 campaign might be similar if their offseason goes a certain way.

The Cincinnati Bengals are trying to keep their franchise quarterback happy, but is latest Tee Higgins update another stalling technique?

With the franchise tag window opening this week, one report has already revealed that the Bengals will hit Higgins with a second tag if the two sides can’t reach a long-term agreement. Now, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler has followed up with a bit of a bombshell report: The team will attempt to secure a trio of stars who need new deals — wide receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins and defensive end Trey Hendrickson — for the long term,