Press Conference: Orlando Brown Jr. Signs Two-Year Extension with Bengals

Breaking Cincinnati Bengals news: Joe Burrow has officially returned to practice in a limited capacity as he continues his recovery from a turf toe injury. While Burrow won’t play this week, signs point to a potential earlier than originally expected. James Rapien breaks down what Burrow’s return means for the team's playoff hopes, the timeline for his return, and how the Bengals must perform over the next few weeks to make it count. SUPPORT OUR LOCAL SPONSORS! WIN WIN Athletics: Makers of the world’s most innovative flag football equipment. Get yours: at WinWinAthletics.com. Christian Husky of Sibcy Cline Realtors. Follow @christian.husky or visit www.sibcycline.com/chusky PRESENTED BY SLEEPER: Use promo code BENGALSTALK on Sleeper and get 100% match up to $100! https://sleeper.com/promo/BENGALSTALK. Terms and conditions apply. #sleeper

Despite the Cincinnati Bengals' struggling defense and the growing pressure on defensive coordinator Al Golden, Zac Taylor is standing by his coaching staff. James Rapien explains why keeping the staff intact actually makes sense, and what it means for Duke Tobin’s future as Bengals Director of Player Personnel amid rising speculation.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown had an honest reaction to the defense's struggles after the team's loss to the Chicago Bears, and Zac Taylor took issue with Brown's comments. Hear Brown’s comments, plus Zac Taylor’s and Trey Hendrickson’s reactions, as James Rapien breaks down what it means for the 3-6 Bengals heading into the bye week. SUPPORT OUR LOCAL SPONSORS! WIN WIN Athletics: Makers of the world’s most innovative flag football equipment. Get yours: at WinWinAthletics.com. PRESENTED BY SLEEPER: Use promo code BENGALSTALK on Sleeper and get 100% match up to $100! https://sleeper.com/promo/BENGALSTALK. Terms and conditions apply. #sleeper

The Cincinnati Bengals saw the NFL Trade Deadline pass at 4pm on Tuesday. James Rapien and Andrew Fox Miller discuss the team's decision to keep Trey Hendrickson for the remainder of the 2025 season. Plus, initial thoughts on the Logan Wilson trade, and the reactions from both Demetrius Knight Jr. and Barrett Carter.

The Cincinnati Bengals are sending linebacker Logan Wilson to the Dallas Cowboys according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The Cowboys are sending the Bengals a 2026 seventh round pick according to Rapoport. James Rapien reacts to the news of Wilson's departure and shares thoughts on what else Cincinnati could do before the 4 p.m. ET trade deadline on Tuesday. PRESENTED BY SLEEPER: Use promo code BENGALSTALK on Sleeper and get 100% match up to $100! https://sleeper.com/promo/BENGALSTALK. Terms and conditions apply. #sleeper

Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Al Golden discusses the struggles on defense over the past few weeks, Jordan Battle's inability to tackle Colston Loveland on the game-winning play vs the Chicago Bears, changes they will consider making during the bye week and so much more!

Cincinnati Bengals defensive backs Jordan Battle, Geno Stone, and Cam Taylor-Britt speak in the locker room ahead of the team's bye week. They each discuss the need for improved communication on the field, tackling issues, leadership, and their mindset heading into the second half of the season.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor remains confident in the coaching staff, despite their struggles on defense. He called defensive coordinator Al Golden "a great coach" and explained why he isn't making any changes to this staff. He also talked about Trey Hendrickson's future, the trade deadline, his relationship with ownership and the front office and more!

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson addresses his efforts to return to the field since battling a hip injury. Hendrickson also shares his thoughts on the NFL trade deadline and whether or not he's anticipating any movement by the Bengals' front office. Plus, Trey breaks down the struggles on defense this season and his mindset as a team leader moving forward.

The Cincinnati Bengals are feeling the heat as the 2025 NFL Trade Deadline approaches. James Rapien breaks down what the team SHOULD do. Is it time to trade Trey Hendrickson? Logan Wilson? Cincinnati can be both sellers and buyers at the same time. The Bengals can reset their defense, build for the future, and finally start being forward-thinking ahead of the deadline.

The Cincinnati Bengals offense was understandably upset following another huge day wasted by their defense. Ja'Marr Chase, Chase Brown, and Ted Karras each gave their instant reaction following Sunday's tough loss. Brown, in particular, had strong words on how he expects the team to finish games.

The Cincinnati Bengals defense has hit rock bottom. Despite an impressive performance from Joe Flacco, and strong showings from Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, the Bengals collapsed again. James Rapien breaks down how the defense completely fell apart, the lack of effort and tackling fundamentals, and why Zac Taylor admitted he’s not sure how to fix it. From missed tackles to another fourth-quarter meltdown, it’s a recurring problem for a Bengals team that now finds itself 3–6 on the season. The Bengals have a bye in Week 10. They play the Steelers in Pittsburgh on Sunday, Nov. 16 at 1 p.m. ET.

The Cincinnati Bengals lost in stunning fashion to the Bears 47-42 at Paycor Stadium. Quarterback Joe Flacco discusses the loss, including the team's late-game rally before coming up short in the end, and his mindset heading into the bye week. The Bengals play the Steelers in Pittsburgh on Sunday, Nov. 16 at 1 p.m. ET.

The Cincinnati Bengals rallied, but came up short in Sunday's 47-42 loss to the Chicago Bears at Paycor Stadium. Head coach Zac Taylor discusses the loss, including the team's late-game rally before coming up short in the end. Taylor shares his thoughts on Joe Flacco and the offense's impressive day, the ongoing struggles on defense, the NFL trade deadline and more. The Bengals have a bye in Week 10. They play the Steelers in Pittsburgh on Sunday, Nov. 16 at 1 p.m. ET.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco had a positive reaction to testing out his injured shoulder ahead of the team's Week 9 matchup vs. the Chicago Bears. Flacco talks about his hope for playing on Sunday, his sense of obligation towards the Bengals offense, his competitive mindset and more.