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The Bengals want to retain Joe Flacco as the team's backup quarterback in 2026. After all, Flacco performed admirably after being acquired via trade, throwing for 1,664 yards, with 13 touchdowns and four interceptions. Will Flacco re-sign, knowing he'd be locked into a backup role behind Joe Burrow?
"There is no world where Ken Anderson should get a (Pro Football Hall of Fame) vote over Bill Belichick," ESPN NFL analyst Damien Woody tweeted.
The Cincinnati Bengals had their worst year since 2020 as they finished the 2025 season with a 6-11 record. The team failed to meet expectations and missed out on the postseason for the third consecutive season.
On the field, Joe Burrow is the conductor of the Cincinnati Bengals’ offense. Off it, he’s a virtuoso of the piano. Burrow, 29, was back at the piano recently, according to a video shared via Instagram by his friend,
Bengals get great news on possible Chase Brown contract extension originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Cincinnati Bengals have a great offense, with Joe Burrow, and Pro Bowl receivers in Tee Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase as his top weapons.
Cincinnati Bengals and former Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco says he is open to completing his tour of the AFC North and playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers next year. Flacco was traded by the Browns to the Bengals this year to play while Joe Burrow was injured,
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jake Browning's fiancée Stephanie Niles is trading loyalty. After Seahawks defeated 31-27 the Rams in NFC championship game on Sunday, Niles did not shy away from turning into a bandwagon fan.
The NFL Pro Bowl just gave former Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton some relief. Back in the day (2015, to be exact), Dalton was one of the more infamous Pro Bowl additions, as he wound up being a seventh alternate for the offseason All-Star game. But here comes Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders.