Sheldon Rankins' tenure with the Cincinnati Bengals has come to a close, as the franchise instead looks to extend its top stars. The Bengals confirmed Friday that they released the veteran defensive tackle after he started seven games in 2024,

Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin said Tuesday from the NFL Scouting Combine that the club can sign its big trio -- Tee Higgins, Ja'Marr Chase and Trey Hendrickson -- to long-term deals while adding free agents.

J.J. Watt isn’t backing down from his friendly wager that could force him out of retirement to join the Cincinnati Bengals. For those out of the loop, Watt, a partial owner of Burnley F.C., agreed to a wager with goalkeeper James Trafford about consecutive clean sheets.

Duke Tobin and Zac Taylor agreed with Joe Burrow on desire to keep Tee Higgins, Trey Hendrickson and Ja'Marr Chase on Bengals roster.

The Rams lost another part of their coaching staff after the Bengals reportedly hired defensive assistant Sean Desai.

J.J. Watt told Dan Patrick he hasn't spoken yet with the Bengals about coming out of retirement and playing in Cincinnati.

Bengals GM Duke Tobin on Tee Higgins: “ Our preference is to get a long-term deal done.” Mentions they’re in a good cap situation to re-sign and reward their guys. pic.twitter.com/fThsboZJxg

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow felt confident at Super Bowl 59 that his teammate, Ja'Marr Chase will return to the team next season.

The Cincinnati Bengals plan to make Ja'Marr Chase one of the highest-paid players in the NFL, which puts Tee Higgins' future in limbo.

The Cincinnati Bengals are poised to dole out a lot of money this offseason with wide receiver Tee Higgins, wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase and edge rusher Trey Hendrickson all seeking new contracts.  Higgins,

The Cincinnati Bengals have many roster decisions to make this offseason. Two stars are due new contracts, and a third is due next offseason. What they do this summer will affect their ability to keep the team together next offseason.