the Bengals didn't address their defense ahead of the 2024 NFL trade deadline. They added an important piece in running back Khalil Herbert. It sounds like Herbert has a chance to play on Thursday night against the Ravens. Meanwhile, Cincinnati's defense ...

Joe Burrow gave the Bengals every reason to make significant additions at the trade deadline. It didn't have to be on Tuesday. It could've been last week or last month. That's the biggest issue with Cincinnati's actions—or lack thereof at the trade deadline.

The Cincinnati Bengals agreed to trade a seventh-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft to the Chicago Bears in exchange for running back Khalil Herbert, the teams announced Tuesday.

Rookie tight end Erick All Jr. suffered a season-ending ACL injury in Sunday's 41-24 win over the Raiders. All's versatile skillset allowed the Bengals to rely on a lot of 12-personnel (one running back and two tight ends) packages.

It turns out the Cincinnati Bengals trading for running back Khalil Herbert was not a sign of things to come for the team at the NFL trade deadline. The Bengals sat still at the deadline despite obvio

The Cincinnati Bengals opted not to add any talent on the defensive side of the ball as the NFL trade deadline is officially over. With needs at defensive end, cornerback and defensive tackle, the Bengals could have justified adding talent at any of those positions.