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Bengals put new wrinkles in the O
The Bengals' 2009 offense won't be new. Just different. It sure can't get any worse.
Jungle Noise: Fourth Edition of Cincinnatti Bengals News and Notes
Another Former Cowboy James Williams, the agent for former Dallas Cowboy LB Greg Ellis, said that the Cincinnati Bengals are on his clients list, because of his relationship with Bengals Defensive Coordinator Mike Zimmer... Jungle Noise: Fourth Edition of Cincinnatti Bengals News and Notes by Tom Mirick 24 reads Opinion Another Former Cowboy James ...
Bengals courting ex-Dallas LB Ellis
The Cincinnati Bengals, who are steadily trying to improve the team's pass-rush, have expressed interest in former Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Ellis who was released by the club on Tuesday.
Lewis, Ocho speak; Bengals on Ellis' list
Word on the street is Chad Ochocinco has taken to the airwaves for the first time since the Super Bowl and has proclaimed on NFL Network what we knew last week.
Morning take: Odom feeling the pressure
Here are the top stories Friday in the AFC North: Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Antwan Odom knows the pressure is on him to play better in 2009.
Odom: I know I have to play better
You would expect when someone adds 28 pounds, that it would slow a player. Not in the case of Antwan Odom.
Bengals Injuries: Freak Accidents Or Conditioning Catastrophe?
The Cincinnati Bengals suffered more injuries than any team in football last year, could it be freak injuries, or is poor strength and conditioning? The Bengals have lost so many draft picks ... by Tom Mirick 4 reads Opinion The Cincinnati Bengals suffered more injuries than any team in football last year, could it be freak injuries, or is poor ...
Cincinatti Bengals Offseason Additions Could Change Strategy
When to comes to the Cincinnati Bengals under offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski, it is usually easy to tell what plays are coming.
The Bengals were supposed to go offense in this draft, but they began Sunday by picking their second defensive player with Georgia Tech end Michael Johnson, a 6-7, 265-pounder that began the process a few months ago as a top 10 selection.
Cincinnati Bengals Inside Slant
With 11 picks in the draft, including nine on the second day, the Bengals are intent on upgrading both the offensive and defensive lines while shoring up some needs in other positions that are lacking depth.
Tank is revved up about opportunity
To get better on defense, the Bengals knew they needed someone on the line who could pressure the quarterback.
Quality, not quantity, must rule Bengals draft
The positive vibes Bengals fans feel about the offseason have a chance to continue if the club drafts right on April 25-26. Left offensive tackle, defensive end, center, middle linebacker, tailback, cornerback and punt returner are priorities.
In Tank Johnson's two best NFL seasons, he had a total of 8.5 sacks. With their defensive tackles coming up with just a combined 9.5 over the past two seasons, the Bengals hope the numbers point to a more consistent push up the middle that will open up the quarterback for their sack-starved ends.
Five players that must step up if the Bengals want to win next season
Perry cant be counted on. Watson fell off a cliff last season. Dorsey cant stay healthy.
Lewis airing disappointment in Stacy Andrews; not paying $80 million...
You can say that that the Bengals are notoriously cheap, and underpay their players, and there's mountains of truth behind that.
Bengals pick up four extra draft picks
The Cincinnati Bengals will be busy during next month's NFL draft. The Bengals have been awarded four compensatory picks in the draft, pushing to 11 their total number of draft choices.
NFL, DirecTV extend deal through 2014
DirecTV has extended its deal with the NFL for Sunday afternoon games through 2014, an agreement worth $4 billion to the league.
A few dates to watch as the Bengals close in on the draft and the ensuing on-field workouts: March 22-25: NFL annual league meetings in Dana Point, Calif., where the Bengals' 13-13 tie against the Eagles back ...
A collective bargaining agreement that ends out there on the hazy horizon of 2011.
At the NFL scouting combine that ended Tuesday in Indianapolis, Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer didn't only chart next season's potential defenders, but he also stopped anybody with a logo in a rush.