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The Cincinnati Bengals are having numerous celebrations to honor the team’s 50th anniversary throughout the 2017 season.
From the Bengals’ First 50 ranking to sculptures placed around the city honoring the team, to halftime celebrations, the Bengals will be doing many things to honor the history of the team in 2017.
After 50 years of football in Cincinnati, there’s a lot to look back on and celebrate and the Bengals will be doing that this year!
More events and ways to honor the team will follow in the lead up to the season and throughout the year. Keep track here for all the news and excitement!
The Bengals will be honoring two Super Bowl head coaches and 26 retired players with banners inside Paul Brown Stadium. It’s not a Ring of Honor, but it’s not too shabby either.
Chad Johnson is among a host of Bengals being honored early in the 2017 season.
The Bengals’ All-50th Team will be recognized on banners throughout the concourses in Paul Brown Stadium.
Now that the Bengals “First 50” has been fully released, we reflect on the most puzzling decisions among the fan and media voters.
Apparently, there are people out there who are part of the credentialed media and think Boomer Esiason is not among the top 50 Bengals player of all time. Say, what?!
Ken Anderson offered nothing but elation for his placement on the Bengals’ Top 50 greatest players list.
Did the "Bengals First 50" get it right, ranking James Brooks ahead of Corey Dillon?
The Bengals once rostered a wide receiver who absolutely changed the game and remains one of the best players in franchise history.
Solomon Wilcots isn’t sure he’s actually one of the top 50 Bengals players of all time, but whether he believes it or not, he’s well deserving of his recognition in the Bengals’ First 50 ranking.
The Bengals’ owner wrote a heartfelt letter to Bengals season ticket holders, expressing his desire to bring a Lombardi Trophy back to Cincinnati.
Anthony Munoz leads the way for the final 10 players revealed in the countdown.
The Bengals have rarely celebrated their own history, but this season feels different. And it’s different in a great way.
The right tackle and running back both rank among the best Bengals players of all time. After not speaking for years, the two have reconnected and are excited by their Bengals First 50 recognition.
Takeo Spikes is part of the next round of players in the Bengals First 50 countdown. Tomorrow we’ll find out the players ranked between 1-10 as the final part of the list is revealed.
The Bengals are giving their fans a chance to celebrate the team’s 50th season and win some cool swag.
Rudi Johnson comes in surprisingly high on the latest portion of the Bengals First 50 countdown.
Solomon Wilcots leads the way for the next crop of players revealed on the Bengals First 50 countdown.
Stanford Jennings kicks off the Bengals’ countdown of the 50 best retired players to ever don the orange and black.
On Sunday, the Bengals will reveal the players who ranked 50-41 from the fan and media voting of the team's top 50 retired players, a list being referred to as the First 50.