The Cincinnati Bengals may have a void to fill in their wide receivers room during the 2025 offseason, as Tee Higgins is hitting free agency and isn't guaranteed to return. With that in mind, one NFL analyst has the Bengals taking a wide receiver in Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft.

In a recent mock draft, the Cincinnati Bengals select a 6-foot-6 defensive lineman who offers inside/outside versatility at the next level. Here's a look at the pick and why it makes sense for the Bengals.

The Cincinnati Bengals and tight end Cam Grandy agreed to a contract extension through the 2025 season. The Bengals announced the deal on Tuesday, though financial details were not disclosed by the team. Grandy, 25, originally signed with the Bengals as a college free agent out of Illinois State in 2024.

Former Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel is heading back to New England to be the next coach of the Patriots, where he'll play vs the Titans in 2025.

The Tennessee Titans already had the No. 1 pick in this year's NFL draft. Now they have Mike Borgonzi to help them figure out what to do with it.

While much of the attention surrounding the NFL is veered toward the playoffs, the league's official social media account revealed interesting news on the upcoming Pro Bowl Games. The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will be played at Camping World Stadium in Orlando,

After one season with the New England Patriots, Jerry Montgomery is on to the AFC North. The veteran defensive line coach will be joining the Cincinnati Bengals in the same capacity under new defensive coordinator Al Golden,

Tate Ratledge played like a physical phenomenon for Georgia and this is why any of these three teams should draft him this year.

Aaron Glenn is back in Gotham Green. The New York Jets are hiring Glenn as the club's 21st full-time head coach, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday.

The 25-year-old switched agents midseason and is now represented by Rocky Arceneaux, the same agent that Ja'Marr Chase has been with for the past four seasons. Negotiating with Arceneaux moving forward is expected to be much more reasonable.