The Cincinnati Bengals finished the year with a 20-18 loss to the Cleveland Browns. The loss dropped the Bengals to 6-11, their worst record since 2020. One of the bigger reasons the Bengals had a disappointing season was injuries.

Former Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan is back making the rounds during the NFL hiring process as the offseason gets rolling. Friday produced the biggest Callahan item yet, with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers bringing him in town for an interview for their offensive coordinator job.

After a brutal 2025 and now three straight seasons without a trip to the playoffs, the last thing the Bengals want to hear is that the status quo is being maintained. So you can probably guess what happened next.

Former NFL star Chad Johnson addressed his “financially conscious” decision to live inside the Bengals stadium.

This is the offensive line that the Bengals offense and their fans have wanted for almost a decade, and Scott Peters' group delivered in his first year as offen

The Cincinnati Bengals are signing CFL wide receiver Dohnte Meyers to their 2026 offseason roster. Meyers is joining the Bengals following a recent workout with the club. Per Dan Ralph of The Canadian Press,

Among the topics discussed by Tobin was quarterback Joe Burrow’s involvement in the team’s offseason plans, specifically his input on football decisions.

Woods would join a defensive line room that also includes former Clemson star Myles Murphy, Shemar Stewart, Kris Jenkins Jr. and B.J. Hill. Miami pass rusher Rueben Bain was selected fourth overall. Ohio State star safety Caleb Downs went off the board at No. 5 overall. Texas Tech edge rusher David Bailey was picked ninth overall.

Taking a closer look at who the Bengals could could receive contract extensions from the Bengals this offseason

The Cincinnati Bengals’ season came to a disappointing end as the team lost 20-18 to the Cleveland Browns in the season finale. The offseason additions have already started for Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI — Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow had a nice message for Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders following Cincinnati's 20-18 loss to Cleveland in the season finale for both teams. “You’re fun to watch," Burrow said after shaking Sanders' hand on the field following the loss. "You’re fun to watch. Look forward to watching you next year.”