Pro Bowl quarterback Joe Burrow has made it crystal clear how he wants the Cincinnati Bengals to approach this offseason. Do whatever it takes to ensure that wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, edge rusher Trey Hendrickson and wide receiver Tee Higgins are Bengals long term.

With the Cincinnati Bengals missing out on the playoffs last season, the front office is actively exploring options to strengthen the roster around quarterback Joe Burrow.

Sam Hubbard has been a staple on Cincinnati's defensive line ever since the team selected him in the third round of the 2018 NFL Draft. Hubbard has been a solid starter opposite Hendrickson, but his 2024 campaign left a lot to be desired.

The Eagles have been able to sign top-tier players for the past few seasons, and it's caught the attention of Joe Burrow.

The first major event of the NFL offseason gets underway this weekend in Indianapolis. Ahead of the NFL combine, here are some of the top storylines to keep an eye on as Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin address the media Tuesday.

The Cincinnati Bengals are currently under assault from all sides, an attack spearheaded by quarterback Joe Burrow himself. Burrow just had another extensive interview—this time a lengthy podcast—in which he detailed ways he is willing to re-do his contract and his overall cap knowledge while imploring the Bengals to find ways to keep key players.

“Burrow is going to be pissed,” one general manager told Jason La Canfora of The Washington Post. “No way they are keeping more than two of those four.” If the Bengals sign Chase, which feels like a matter of "when" not "if" and only keep one of Higgins, Hendrickson and Gesicki long-term, it's safe to assume that Burrow will be "pissed."

The Kansas City Chiefs have made five Super Bowl appearances in seven years largely due to their salary cap gymnastics. Team-friendly deals by quarterback Patri

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow appeared on the "Pardon My Take" podcast ... contract in order to bring back receiver Tee Higgins and extend Ja'Marr Chase, Trey Hendrickson and Mike Gesicki. "You could convert some of the money to a signing ...