The Cincinnati Bengals had their worst year since 2020 as they finished the 2025 season with a 6-11 record. The team failed to meet expectations and missed out on the postseason for the third consecutive season.

Pitcher is staying put for the time being.

While this has re-ignited regular criticisms among both the fanbase and media, former Titans general manager Ran Carthon praised the Bengals scouting department, including assistant General Manager Mike Potts.

Are the Bengals getting it right while so many other teams make major changes?

Buffalo and Baltimore chose to move on from successful coaches, while Bengals chose to sit tight despite missing playoffs three straight seasons.

The Broncos beat the Bills 33-30 on Saturday night to advance to the AFC Championship Game. It was a tight game that went down to the wire and was ultimately decided in overtime. Denver is just two wins from a Super Bowl title—but they lost their starting quarterback.

Bengals RB Chase Brown gets some love from a former NFL RB.

The Cincinnati Bengals might emerge from the NFL’s hiring cycle unscathed after all. Zac Taylor’s staff was under threat of losing offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That scenario could have opened the door for a Brian Callahan return to Cincinnati.