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Week In Review: News, videos, photos from the Cincinnati Bengals ahead of the new uniform release
This week the Bengals announced the unveiling of their new uniforms will take place Monday, April 19. Also, a retrospective about the Bengals founder Paul Brown and his influence on the team today.
Cincinnati Bengals: Best free agents to target before NFL draft
Here are some free agents the Cincinnati Bengals should still pursue.
Why passing on Penei Sewell could be big risk for Bengals - Cincinnati Bengals Blog- ESPN
In the modern college game, there’s no guarantee when the next player like Sewell will be available. And that makes him so intriguing for the Bengals.
Bengals should consider Wyatt Davis in second round
Bengals may pick a skilled position in the first round. If that's the case then they should take the talented OSU guard to protect Joe Burrow.
Around the League
Expanded booth-to-ref communication expected to pass; uniform No. rule change has support
A few rule changes are expected to come out of next week's vote from league owners, including the competition committee’s proposal for expanded booth-to-official communication during replays has strong support among coaches and is likely to pass next week
Texans GM Nick Caserio on Deshaun Watson: We will 'respect the legal process'
Houston Texans general manager Nick Caserio spoke with reporters Friday in his first news conference since quarterback Deshaun Watson has been accused of sexual assault and misconduct in more than 20 lawsuits.
Attorney says client mistook Rams' Aaron Donald for attacker, apologizes
De'Vincent Spriggs has apologized to Rams star Aaron Donald through his attorney, who said Friday that Spriggs mistook his attacker outside a Pittsburgh-area nightclub for Donald.
Chicago Bears sign wide receiver Marquise Goodwin to 1-year deal
The Bears signed wide receiver Marquise Goodwin to a one-year contract on Friday.
More players from NFL teams decide to skip voluntary offseason workouts
Players from the Steelers, Falcons, Chargers, Jets, Dolphins and Rams on Friday became the latest from the NFL to say that they won't be reporting to team facilities next week to begin voluntary offseason workouts.