The 2024 NFL Draft has wrapped, and the Cincinnati Bengals equally built up its offense and defense. Cincinnati selected five offensive players and five defensive players with their 10 overall picks. Here is everyone the Bengals selected in the NFL Draft: First Round To kick off the draft, the Bengals selected Georgia OT Amarius Mims, who arrived in Cincinnati on Friday. Mims "could be a home run" pick for the Bengals, according to ESPN's Booger McFarland. Draft analysts believe Mims will be a "good starter" within a couple of years. He joins an already big o-line with fellow 6-foot-8, 340+ po ..read more

The Cincinnati Bengals have selected Georgia OT Amarius Mims with the 18th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. One of the country's top-ranked offensive linemen while in Athens, draft analysis shows Mims will become a "good starter" within a couple of years. He did suffer an ankle injury in 2023, getting surgery before he finished the last three regular season games. Mims spent the past two seasons at right tackle, which is where recent signee Trent Brown is expected to play, but ESPN analyst Field Yates told us the Bengals should still be focusing on the offensive line in an effort to protect superst ..read more

Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson is requesting a trade from Cincinnati, according to multiple reports. ESPN's Adam Schefter posted on social media that Hendrickson, due to make $15 million this season with the Bengals, is "looking for more long-term security than Cincinnati has been willing to offer." Hendrickson signed a one-year contract extension in July 2023 that would keep him in Cincinnati through the 2025 season. The original four-year, $60 million deal that Hendrickson signed with the Bengals during 2021 free agency was set to expire at the end of the 2024 season. The 29-year-old ..read more

Ja'Marr Chase will be repping the Orange and Black even longer. The Cincinnati Bengals exercised a team option to extend the star wide receiver's rookie contract by one year, meaning Chase is now signed through the 2025 season. Chase, who was the Bengals first-round draft in 2021, has played and started 45 regular-season games for the Bengals, having caught 268 passes for 3,717 yards and 29 touchdowns. He has led the Bengals in each category the past three seasons. Following the 2021 season, Chase was named the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year and he's been selected to the Pro Bowl three times ..read more

Renovations are moving forward at Paycor Stadium to replace club seats, the stadiums turf field and various technology and concession equipment. The projects are part of 18 high-priority infrastructure and capital repair projects identified by the county and the Bengals in December 2023. They are slated to be complete for the upcoming football season and ultimately integrated into a larger, more comprehensive renovation slated to start at the stadium in 2025. We're making the improvements in the stadium that need to be made to keep the stadium relevant structurally, Hamilton County Administrat ..read more

The Cincinnati Bengals have re-signed backup quarterback Jake Browning for a two-year contract through the 2025 season, according to an announcement from the team. Browning, a second-year player from the University of Washington, was originally signed to the Bengals' practice squad ahead of the 2021 season but he quickly gained recognition when he started seven games in the 2023 season following QB Joe Burrow's season-ending wrist injury. In all, Browning played nine games that season and led the team to a 4-3 record as a starter. Burrow's injury thrust 27-year-old Browning into the lineup for ..read more

The Bengals on Friday announced the passing of longtime team executive, Bill Tobin, the father of current Director of Player Personnel Duke Tobin. He was 83. Bill joined the Bengals in 2003 as a scouting consultant. He worked in the player personnel department through 2022. Before that, Bill was the Director of Player Personnel for the Detroit Lions after he held the role of General Manager for the Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts. He was a true NFL success story, said Bengals President Mike Brown. He was a good person and I considered him a good friend. With Bill, I respected everything h ..read more

Tee Higgins says he'll be wearing Orange and Black this upcoming season. The Bengals wide receiver made the confirmation while speaking with the media at his annual youth football camp Sunday at Loveland High School. The camp, which was held in conjunction with FlexWork Sports Management, had a massive turnout, with dozens of children running drills and more with Higgins. "I do anticipate it," Higgins said when asked if he sees himself playing with the Bengals this season. "... I've grown a love for Cincy that I didn't think I would, and I'm looking forward to it." Higgins' positivity about th ..read more

Two Bengals teammates are celebrating the birth of their daughters who just so happen to have been born on the exact same day in the exact same hospital. Morgan Wilson, wife of Cincinnati linebacker Logan Wilson, announced the birth of their daughter Kambry on Instagram this weekend. The very next day, Gracie and Evan McPherson announced their daughter, Merritt, was also born. Both girls were born on March 15. But it turns out the two were more than just birthday twins. Wilson posted a photo on her Instagram story of her family alongside the McPhersons in the hospital. It turns out the two cou ..read more

Joe Burrow's getting more protection. Cincinnati signed free agent Trent Brown, a 6-foot-8, 370-pound offensive tackle, to a one-year deal. Brown previously played for New England, winning the Super Bowl 2019 with the Patriots. He'll reunite with former teammate Ted Karras in Cincy. Alongside offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr., who is 6-foot-8 and 345 pounds, the Bengals now have two of the biggest linemen in the NFL. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NFL (@nfl) The Bengals also announced that receiver Trenton Irwin will play another season in Cincinnati after signing a one-year ext ..read more