CINCINNATI — Star quarterback Joe Burrow shared a powerful message to Bengals fans everywhere on Wednesday afternoon. Burrow was asked if he understood how meaningful his play on the field could be to fans going through tough times in their personal life—especially during the holiday season.

The final midweek news conference of the 2025 NFL season for Joe Burrow saw the Cincinnati Bengals' quarterback reiterate many prominent themes.

The Bengals seem unlikely to give Hendrickson a three-year pact at a big price range. But they did re-sign a 30-year-old BJ Hill to a three-year deal last offseason, so it’s not totally unprecedented anymore.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow addresses the media ahead of his team's Week 18 game against the Cleveland Browns.

Win or lose, the Cincinnati Bengals are playing their final game until the 2026 preseason this Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. It's also the final home game at Paycor Stadium this season, which means there will be several Bengals playing one last time in Cincinnati in front of thousands of

See who's in and who's out for the Week 18 matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns on January 4, 2026.

One final game for the Cincinnati Bengals, as they finish off a disappointing 2025 season with a home game against the Cleveland Browns. Looking to finish the season strong, the Bengals had several players miss practice on Wednesday, per the team’s injury report.

Bengals quarterback has indicated that he is not going to go out of his way to keep Myles Garrett from getting the NFL sack record.

The Cincinnati Bengals had a clear message for Myles Garrett as the Cleveland Browns star approaches the NFL single-season sack record.

The Bengals wrapped up third-place spot in the AFC North. As per league rules, they’ll play each divisional opponent twice, plus four games against a specific division in their conference and four games against a division in the opposite conference. This means the Bengals play the AFC South and NFC South in 2026.

CINCINNATI — Willie Anderson is a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame once again this cycle. The former right tackle is part of a 15-name modern group that also adds five senior era names (including Bengals legend Ken Anderson) to round out the 20 total finalists that could get inducted this coming August.