Signing wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase to a long-term contract was a top item on the offseason priority list for Bengals owner Mike Brown. On the eve of training camp, a deal for Chase is still marked urgent by the franchise’s
Joe Burrow enters training camp on Tuesday with full medical clearance from the torn wrist ligament that crashed the Cincinnati Bengals’ No. 1 quarterback onto season-ending injured reserve last November. Burrow has no contact limitations and the Bengals plan to
CINCINNATI BENGALS (9-8) OPEN CAMP: July 23, Kettering Health Practice Fields, Cincinnati LAST YEAR: The Bengals went 4-3 to finish the season with Jake Browning throwing up impressive numbers — 12 touchdowns compared to Joe Burrow’s 15 in the first
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins will play 2024 on the franchise tag after the team and player did not agree to a long-term deal by Monday’s 4 p.m. ET deadline. It was long expected that Higgins would not receive
Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Tee Higgins will not agree to a contract extension by Monday’s deadline, meaning he will be a highly coveted free agent next offseason, NFL Network reported Sunday. Higgins, 25, signed a $21.8 million franchise tag
Cincinnati wide receiver Tee Higgins, designated as the Bengals’ franchise player on Feb. 26, has signed a one-year contract, the team announced Monday. Higgins, 25, hasn’t taken part in any offseason activities, including the recently concluded three-day mandatory minicamp, as
The Cincinnati Bengals expect wide receiver Tee Higgins to sign his franchise tag on Saturday and show up to training camp next month, according to multiple media reports. Higgins will make $21.8 million in 2024, far eclipsing the $10.1 million