The Cincinnati Bengals are one of the teams to watch out for in the NFL offseason, particularly because of the situations involving the likes of wide receivers Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase and defensive end Trey Hendrickson.

The Cincinnati Bengals allowing Trey Hendrickson to seek a trade of his own was quite surprising. The club has never done that before with any of its own players before. But if the Cincinnati was told a first-round pick would be the compensation for trading an All-Pro player like Hendrickson,

The first major wave of free agency seems to have come and gone as most of the top available players have landed new contracts. For the Cincinnati Bengals, they have kept a few of their own free agents as well as bringing in players such as RB Samaje Perine, DL T.J. Slaton and LB Oren Burks.

It's day two of the NFL legal tampering period before the new league year starts tomorrow. Follow along to see what deals the Bengals make.

The 2025 Cincinnati Bengals offense is beginning to take shape. While their wide receiver's futures have some questions, quarterback Joe Burrow can take at least one sigh of relief knowing he will have one of his favorite targets back for next year.

The NFL's legal tampering period, the unofficial start to free agency when teams can begin meeting with and agreeing to deals with free agent players, kicks off on Monday. However, the league's 32 teams didn't get the memo as an avalanche of deals went down on Sunday with a flurry of re-signings,

It was a good start of the week for the Raiders' Tom Brady and University of Miami QB Cam Ward. Meanwhile, it was a little rough for Aaron Rodgers, the Cowboys and the Bengals.

NFL free agency is underway and it didn't take long for teams to start scooping players up to lucrative deals. Plenty of free agents remain on the market, but a lot of the big names have already been taken off the board.