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Ja'Marr Chase downplayed a left knee hyperextension at practice, describing it as just a minor tweak and noting that he feels good to go. 🏈👀

The Bengals appear to have big plans for rookie edge rusher Cashius Howell.

Cincinnati held Howell out of its second preseason game, essentially treating him like a key starter while Shemar Stewart remains sidelined.

“He’s got a ton of reps over the last couple of weeks. We just held him out,” Zac Taylor said.

Howell has already been heavily involved in the defensive rotation during camp, and all signs point toward the rookie having an important role immediately.

Bengals Nation, the 53-man roster is taking shape as Joe Burrow gets set for his return 👀🧡🖤

With QB1 Burrow back from injury and leading the offense, here’s the latest prediction for Cincinnati’s final roster in 2026. Check out the full 53-man roster prediction 🔗👇

PFF ranked all 32 NFL receiving corps entering the 2026 season, with the Cincinnati Bengals coming in at No. 3.

Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins remain one of the NFL’s premier receiving duos. Since entering the league, Chase leads all NFL players in both receiving yards and receiving touchdowns, while Higgins posted a career-high 114.7 passer rating when targeted last season.

The biggest question is the proven depth behind them, but with Chase and Higgins leading the way, Cincinnati remains firmly among the NFL’s elite receiving groups.

Bengal fans can breathe a sigh of relief as Ja'Marr Chase confirmed he is "fine" after giving everyone a brief scare with a apparent left knee injury during Tuesday's practice.

(via /tw)

Burrow isn’t going anywhere! 😤

Bengals rumors: Insider brushes off Joe Burrow trade firestorm after 'now or never' comments Bengals insider Paul Dehner Jr. dismissed the idea of a Joe Burrow trade after his recent 'now or never' comments.

C.J. Uzomah is calling it a career after 10 NFL seasons. 🧡

And he chose Cincinnati, the place where it all started, to announce his retirement.

A fifth-round pick by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2015, Uzomah spent seven seasons in Cincinnati and became part of one of the most memorable runs in franchise history, helping the Bengals win their first playoff game in more than three decades and reach Super Bowl LVI.

His numbers as a Bengal:

• 79 games
• 163 receptions
• 1,591 receiving yards
• 13 TDs

Uzomah later played for the Jets and Eagles, but Cincinnati remained a special place throughout his journey. In his retirement announcement, he called it his "second home" and finished with a message Bengals fans know well:

Who Dey Forever. 🧡🖤🏈

Good move?

Bengals cut Joe Burrow protector after appearing in 50 games since 2023 The Cincinnati Bengals have parted ways with a stalwart of their offensive line ahead of the upcoming 2026 season.

Cody Ford's time in Cincinnati is over, marking a sudden end to a highly durable tenure where he served as the team's safety net for the offensive line. 🚨❌

Literally 😭