The Cincinnati Bengals' postseason hopes came to a crashing halt on Sunday, prompting questions about Joe Burrow's playing status.

Zac Taylor says that won’t be the case. Cincinnati’s head coach announced on Monday that Burrow would remain the team’s starter for the rest of the season despite them having nothing to play for, per Ari Meirov. The reasoning is as simple as, “we want to win,” and there reportedly has been no consideration of sitting the beleaguered QB.

The Cincinnati Bengals entered the 2025 NFL season with playoff aspirations with a Joe Burrow-led offense and a Trey Hendrickson-anchored defense. But after Burrow went down in Week 2 and the defense's subsequent collapse, things quickly unraveled.

It shouldn't come as a shock, but the Cincinnati Bengals have ruled out All-Pro defensive end Trey Hendrickson for the fifth straight week.

Bengals quarterback quarterback Joe Burrow said he wants his franchise to "think outside the box and get creative."

CINCINNATI — The Bengals hired Scott Peters to be their new offensive line coach. Peters, a six-year NFL veteran, spent last season in New England as their offensive line coach. Before that, he spent four seasons in Cleveland (2020-23) with Bill Callahan.

The Week 12 status of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow remains up in the air as we head to the weekend. On Friday, head coach Zac Taylor said that no decision has been made on Burrow for Week 12, even though he practiced in full on Wednesday and ...