Fairchild is looking to be on the starting five upfront in Week 1.

Although the Cincinnati Bengals waited until the third round of the NFL Draft to select an offensive lineman, they may have drafted one that could become really good. He certainly was that way in college at Georgia.

Dylan Fairchild was the Bengals’ third-round draft pick. A 6-foot-5, 315-pound guard, Fairchild started 24 games at left guard over his last two seasons with the Bulldogs. That included starting in all 14 games last season at Georgia, earning him Second-Team All-American status.

Fairchild is already making an impression on...

An update on the veteran.

When the Cincinnati Bengals released their schedule release video, one notable takeaway was veteran defensive tackle B.J. Hill in a walking boot.

In the early portion of OTAs, head coach Zac Taylor said that it was just precautionary.

This week, Taylor said that he doesn’t necessarily have a timeline for Hill, but it could be sooner than later.

“Good you know, offseason program’s not a time that we’re going to rush through anything,” Taylor told reporters. “Unfortunately, he’s not out there right now. It’s getting some young guys some really valuable reps. He’s still there...

Shemar Stewart sets the record straight.

Shemar Stewart breaks silence on why he remains unsigned by Bengals and the obstacle preventing him from practicing
Both reports paint a similar picture. Stewart doesn't want to sign his deal and have his guaranteed money impacted in ways that won't affect Murphy and Mims, and signing the deal as is would give the team precedent for how future first-round picks have to navigate rookie contract negotiations.

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An NFL expert also weighed in on the advantage the Ravens are getting.

Before we get to what Joe Burrow said Tuesday about the Cincinnati Bengals playing a primetime game in Baltimore vs. the Ravens for a fourth straight season, let me introduce you to a national name that fans should like.

Warren Sharp of Sharp Football Analysis very candidly sounded off on the NFL’s decision to have the Bengals play a primetime game in Baltimore for a fourth straight season. Not to mention it’s a Thursday night game for a third straight season.

You can watch his full video...

This means several things for the Bengals’ projected 53-man roster.

Here’s something you don’t see everyday: The Cincinnati Bengals restructured the contract of Cordell Volson, and no one caught it until a week later.

According to the Bengals’ official website, the team quietly re-negotiated Volson’s contract on May 14th. While no details have been reached, it’s almost certainly a paycut for Volson, who was set to have a cap hit of $3,820,220, according to Over The Cap.

If Volson was willing to accept a new deal, it likely came with some type of guarantee that he’ll make the 53-man roster,...

“You want ‘em. We got ‘em.”

I don’t know about you, but I need a break from talking about extending a certain NFL sack champion of sack-pion, if you will.

I love Trey Hendrickson. I want him to be happy. I want it to be here. At this point, the conversation has become more toxic than the subject of Britney Spears’ 2003 banger of the same name.

So, let’s talk about someone else, shall we?

On this week’s edition of “Matt and Willie Know Ball” we look to the future. The Bengals extended Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins....

Bleacher Report’s James Palmer sees the star pass rusher staying in Cincinnati.

There has been a lot of back and forth this offseason with the Trey Hendrickson contract news.

But according to Bleacher Report’s James Palmer, eventually, the Cincinnati Bengals will have the star pass rusher back on the team to make another run at a Super Bowl.

Speaking with Kay Adams, the insider explained why he thinks Hendrickson stays in Cincinnati:

I do think something gets done [with the Bengals]. I think he ends up staying. I think that’s the most likely type of thing that ends up...

Carter makes plays in the passing game.

After signing two linebackers in free agency, it was unexpected to see the Cincinnati Bengals select two more in the 2025 NFL Draft,

However, Al Golden’s words and Barrett Carter’s film reveal that Demetrius Knight and Carter are two very different types of linebackers.

Golden talked about how to have a major impact on the game, linebackers have to affect at least two of three areas: The running game (early downs), the passing game (third down), and special teams.

Knight is an absolute beast who can stop the run and contribute on special...

Howard Cross III has a real opportunity to make the Bengals’ 53-man roster.

(Editor’s Note: Dale Altman is a friend of Cincy Jungle and our podcast network. He is one of the hosts of the highly entertaining Bengals & Brews podcast, as well as an NFL Draft analyst. He and his co-hosts have long been supporters of the site and our associated shows, and we are happy to share his respected insights on a couple of rookies the Bengals signed as UDFAs.

***Altman has recently become a trusted source for draft evaluations, averaging an 85% accuracy rate on his top-100...

Burrow would look good with a Gold medal.

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Joe Burrow shared some of his thoughts on the situation between the Bengals and the NFL’s leading sack leader.

All eyes are on the Cincinnati Bengals and Trey Hendrickson as the NFL’s defending sack leader continues his very public holdout from OTAs.

On Tuesday, superstar quarterback Joe Burrow gave his rare take on the situation.

“We’ll see what happens with that,” Burrow told reporters. “You guys all know how I feel bout Trey. He’s a great player. I love Trey as a guy. He goes out and plays well every single Sunday. He’s very productive. He’s a guy that deserves...

Stewart continues to sit out OTAs.

The Cincinnati Bengals have not one but two defensive ends currently holding out.

While much of the focus is on Trey Hendrickson, there’s still the issue of first-round pick Shemar Stewart refusing to practice until his contract is resolved.

While squabbling over minor details is normal for first-round picks, most of them still opt to practice during OTAs, so the Stewart situation isn’t a great look for a Bengals team that’s not exactly had the grandest of offseasons.

So, who do you blame for this? Let us know your thoughts on the whole situation...