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Cincinnati Bengals Morning Takes: Impressive offense? - ESPN
OK, it's only Aug. 19 and there still has yet to be a single down of regular-season football to be played. But the Cincinnati Bengals have to be feeling good about their first-team offense's impressive performance to this point in the preseason, right?
Can the Cincinnati Bengals win the Superbowl?
Andy Dalton had a career year last season, as the young quarterback threw for 4,293 yards with 33 TDs to 20 interceptions, a completion percentage of 61.9% and a QB rating of 88.8.
Cincinnati Bengals' O-linemen also want to 'finish' - ESPN
If you had the opportunity to watch the Cincinnati Bengals' open training camp practices earlier this month, you probably heard one word shouted more frequently and more emphatically than any other. Finish!
Kluwe, Vikings reach settlement to avert lawsuit
The Minnesota Vikings and former punter Chris Kluwe said Tuesday they reached a settlement averting a lawsuit over Kluwe's claim that the team wrongfully released him last year because of his outspoken support for same-sex marriage rights.
Still no ruling in the Josh Gordon case | ProFootballTalk
A full 15 days have passed since hearing officer Harold Henderson concluded the hearing in connection with the appeal of Browns receiver Josh Gordon's one-year suspension. Nearly four months have passed since word of the suspension first emerged. And there's still no ruling.
Brian Hoyer named Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback
Brian Hoyer has been named the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback, coach Mike Pettine announced this morning. Hoyer, who started in both of the Browns’ preseason games, won the competition against rookie Johnny Manziel.
NFL to Coldplay: Pay to Play the Super Bowl - WSJ
The National Football League doesn't usually pay the act that performs at halftime during the Super Bowl. But in a twist this year, the league has asked artists under consideration for the high-profile gig to pay to play, according to people familiar with the matter. The NFL has narrowed down the list of potential performers for the 2015 Super Bowl to three candidates: Rihanna, Katy Perry, and Coldplay, these people said.