Bengals re-sign veteran defensive end
The Cincinnati Bengals re-signed free agent defensive end Cam Sample to a one-year deal for 2025, the team announced Thursday.
Sun, Mar 30
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Analysis: Bengals roster still has areas to address
The Cincinnati Bengals managed to get two big contracts done that many doubted could be managed, but extending negotiations with Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins as far into free agency as they did likely impacted what they were able to accomplish to improve the roster at other positions.
Mon, Mar 24
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Chase, Higgins focused on ‘championship’ not naysayers
Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase have been answering contract questions for the better part of three years now.
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Fri, Mar 21
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Bengals sign veteran G Lucas Patrick to one-year deal
The Cincinnati Bengals are finally adding an offensive lineman.
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Wed, Mar 19
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Bengals’ Burrow will be featured on 2nd season of Netflix’s ‘Quarterback’ series
Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow, Atlanta’s Kirk Cousins and Detroit’s Jared Goff will be featured on the second season of Netflix’s “Quarterback” series.
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‘Dream come true’ -- Bengals make official contract extensions for wide receivers Chase, Higgins
Ja’Marr Chase believed his best chance of winning a Super Bowl was with Tee Higgins on the field with him, so while negotiating his record contract extension, he made sure the Cincinnati Bengals knew they were a package deal.
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Mon, Mar 17
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Bengals lock up Chase, Higgins to long-term deals
The Cincinnati Bengals have finally locked up their top two receivers long-term on record deals, giving fans – and quarterback Joe Burrow – some comfort knowing one of the top offenses in the league won’t need rebuilt.
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Report: Bengals set to re-sign Chase, Higgins to contract extensions
The Cincinnati Bengals have reportedly agreed to contract extensions with both Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.
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Sat, Mar 15
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Have the Bengals done enough so far in free agency? ‘I believe in us’
Cincinnati Bengals director of personnel Duke Tobin said last month at the NFL Combine the organization didn’t just want to focus on re-signing the big-name players seeking extensions and end up paying more for the same football team as last year.
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