Cincinnati Bengals rookie, Shemar Stewart, is in a contract dispute with the franchise and has yet to take the field with his new team.

Back from injury and prepping for 2025, McPherson opened up about last year's injury and how he's changing things up to prevent further issues. According to WLWT's Charlie Clifford, McPherson told reporters that his official injury last year was to his torn adductor magnus.

Not long after doing the same with Zack Moss, the Cincinnati Bengals have agreed to a restructured contract with safety Geno Stone that will save the team cap space. According to Over the Cap, the Bengals and Stone agreed to a revised one-year deal worth $4.9 million, a $1.575 million reduction in salary.

The Cincinnati Bengals have not had a chance to see their first-round draft pick in action yet at rookie minicamp, and the star pass-rusher says he is

Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman BJ Hill showed up to workouts recently with a boot on his foot, surprising some onlookers. Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, though, didn't sound all that shocked when addressing reporters after those brief workouts.

It's still a long way until the NFL season gets underway, but the Bengals got some bad injury news on Tuesday. One of their key defensive players, signed to a contract extension this offseason ...

Cincinnati Bengals 2025 first-round pick Shemar Stewart explains why he is holding out of the team's rookie minicamp for now.

At rookie minicamp this week, McLaughlin told reporters, including Fox 19's Jeremy Rauch, that he chose the Bengals because of the offensive fit and the fact Joe Burrow's team is a Super Bowl contender. Also tucked into McLaughlin's commentary is the slight reveal that he should be good to practice this summer as his rehab continues.

The Cincinnati Bengals kicker had a disappointing end to last season, but he is confident he will take the appropriate steps this offseason to bounce back.