Luckily for Bengals fans (and unfortunately for fantasy footballers), all signs point to Higgins remaining in Cincinnati. That is, provided the Bengals’ front office plays its cards right. Higgins changed agents, Joe Burrow keeps demanding it and a report said the Big 3 (Burrow, Higgins, Ja’Marr Chase) all have plans to stay together.

With the New England Patriots' need for a wide receiver, one NFL analyst predicts they will land a Cincinnati Bengals $21 million star in free agency to address their need at the position.

The Patriots struggled in the trenches last season, but that hasn’t stopped Cincinnati from scooping up a number of their line coaches.

The New England Patriots have earned a reputation for making poor decisions regarding wide receivers, particularly in the first round of the NFL Draft. However, that trend could change this year.

The Cincinnati Bengals have recently appointed Scott Peters as their new offensive line coach. Peters, who comes from the New England Patriots where he served as the offensive line coach in 2024, brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record to the team.

New England Patriots offensive line coach Scott Peters has accepted the offensive line coaching job for the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals announced the news in a social media post on Monday.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Tayor has made his first hire since firing four coaches following the season. On Monday, the team announced Scott Peters as its new offensive line coach and Mike McCarthy as an assistant offensive line coach.

The Cincinnati Bengals are finalizing a deal to make Notre Dame's Al Golden their new defensive coordinator, according to multiple reports. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that Golden will arrive at the Bengals' facility Thursday to sign his deal.

Cincinnati Bengals hire Scott Peters as new offensive line coach, bringing in a guy who knows the AFC North and learned under one of the best in the business, Bill Callahan.

A small handful of elite quarterbacks have completely taken away the concept of parity. Specifically in the AFC.

The New England Patriots need to add more weapons for quarterback Drake Maye in 2025, which is why the Patriots need to target the top free-agent wide receiver who is projected to land a $100 million contract.