Stripe Hype 2 hours ago
Two Biggest Questions Still Facing the Bengals
The 2019 Bengals are starting to take shape, but questions remain for all teams this time of year. Let’s take a look at the most impactful ones remaining in Cincinnati. NFL rosters are bloated every year at this time. Even so, most of the key pieces for teams are in place. There may still be […] Two Biggest Questions Still Facing the Bengals - Stripe Hype - Stripe Hype - A Cincinnati Bengals Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
Cincy Jungle 8 hours ago
What’s the best configuration for the Bengals’ offensive line?
There has been a lot of chatter about what Cincinnati’s alignment up front should be, based on so many new additions the past two offseasons. We look at a couple of best scenarios. You have to give the Cincinnati Bengals some credit for recognizing a problem and working pretty hard to fix it. After the offensive line struggled for a couple of seasons, as well as internalizing the observation that two former high picks weren’t working out, the team has embarked on a two-year rebuild of the unit. Of course, any credit given in this regard has to also be tainted because of the allowance...
Cincy Jungle 9 hours ago
Bengals news (5/25): Man your battle stations!
One polarizing Bengals player is hanging up his cleats after a tumultuous career. Cincy Jungle’s Orange and Black Insider Bengals podcast Bengals news Eason Into Another AFC North Battlestation Mentored by a former Bengals head coach that he can imitate to the syllable and recommended by a former Bengals draft pick that first urged him to go into coaching because of his gift for teaching, Nick Eason looks to be an ideal master overseeing the final check-mate on the Bengals record book by tackle Geno Atkins and end Carlos Dunlap. Adam ‘Pacman’ Jones announces retirement from...
Cincy Jungle 10 hours ago
Tyler Boyd eyeing Sterling Shepard’s extension in negotiations with Bengals
What would it look like if the Bengals signed Tyler Boyd to a similar extension that the Giants pulled off with Sterling Shepard? At this point we all know that Tyler Boyd wants to go about his contract negotiations with good faith towards the Bengals. However, he does have an extension in mind that he would like the Bengals to be competitive with. “I definitely look at the market and see where guys is at. A great example is Sterling Shepard. I feel like our game is kind of similar, kind of close,” Boyd told Paul Dehner Jr. of the Athletic. “He got four for $40 million. I kind of feel...
Cincy Jungle May 24, 2019
Former Bengals CB Adam Jones officially retires
The end of an era. After a turbulent 12-year career in the NFL, Adam Jones is officially hanging up his cleats. Jones broke the news on his Instagram story yesterday, announcing that: “It’s official that I’m done with the NFL, cuz” Now 35-years old, Jones was originally the Tennessee Titans’ sixth-overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft. Jones spent just two seasons in Tennessee before missing the 2007 season as punishment for the first incident he was involved with in Las Vegas where three people were injured as a result of a shooting. The Cowboys took a chance on Jones in 2008, but...
Cincinnati.com May 24, 2019
Former Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Adam 'Pacman' Jones announces retirement from NFL
The former first-round pick spent eight seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals from 2010-2017.
Cincy Jungle May 24, 2019
Film Room: Is Michael Jordan better at guard or center?
Comparing Michael Jordan’s performance as a center in 2018 and a guard in 2017. Let’s talk about Michael Jordan. No, not the famous actor from Creed and Black Panther or even the famous actor from Space Jam. This Michael Jordan was one of the Bengals’ fourth-round picks in 2019. Jordan probably first caught the Bengals’ eye when the team scouted 2018 first-Round pick Billy Price. The two played right next two each other on the Ohio State offensive line in 2017, with Price at center and Jordan at left guard. When Price left, Jordan slid into his role as center for the 2018...
Cincy Jungle May 24, 2019
Bengals News (5/24): Marvin Lewis lists his mansion on the market
Are you in the market for a mansion in suburban Cincinnati? If you are, you’re in luck. Marvin moves out: Longtime Bengals coach puts Indian Hill mansion on the marketWho Dey say going to buy Marvin Lewis’ house? If you’ve got a cool couple million dollars lying around, it could be you. Play Action Passing is Key for the 2019 BengalsA clearer picture of what Zac Taylor's Bengals offense will look like is emerging. Andy Dalton's performance on play action downs will make or break the unit. With two years of experience and a clean bill of health, Carl Lawson can emerge as one of the...
Cincy Jungle May 24, 2019
A.J. Green has sky-high expectations for Bengals offense
Green believes in the Zac Taylor-led offense. After a full recovery from a season-ending toe injury, the Bengals star receiver, A.J. Green, has high expectations for the Zac Taylor-led offense. Per Bengals.com, Green explained why his expectations for the offense is almost unreasonably high. “The sky’s the limit for this offense,” Green said. “I feel like this offense mirrors a lot when we had Jay. A lot of deep shots and a lot of stuff like that. It could be big. It could be a big year.” Hearing “a lot of deep shots” is music to the ears of Cincinnati fans who haven’t seen...
Cincy Jungle May 23, 2019
Gerald McCoy is optimistic about the Bengals
There’s a reason why McCoy has the Bengals on his short list of potential suitors. Yesterday, it was reported by ESPN’s Dianna Russini that the Bengals are interested in signing free agent defensive tackle Gerald McCoy. Now, we know there is some form of mutual interest from McCoy’s side. According to Browns beat writer Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, McCoy will consider the Bengals as a potential landing spot due to his belief that they will improve this season: He also believes the Bengals will be a lot better this year, which has them still in the running. Before Cincinnati has a...
Stripe Hype May 23, 2019
Play Action Passing is Key for the 2019 Bengals
A clearer picture of what Zac Taylor’s Bengals offense will look like is emerging. Andy Dalton’s performance on play action downs will make or break the unit. Even in late May, we know Zac Taylor wants a run based offense. It is not difficult to connect those dots. Between the draft and free agency, Cincinnati […] Play Action Passing is Key for the 2019 Bengals - Stripe Hype - Stripe Hype - A Cincinnati Bengals Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
Cincy Jungle May 23, 2019
Tyler Boyd has no issue practicing despite looming contract negotiations
Tyler Boyd doesn’t want to be one of those players who doesn’t show up to voluntary workouts because he doesn’t have a long-term contract in place. Tyler Boyd is coming off the best season of his young career. He was the Bengals’ second-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft, but after a promising rookie campaign, Boyd slid into virtual irrelevance for most of the 2017 season. Everything came together last year when he topped 1,000 receiving yards and seven touchdowns in only 14 games. Now, we are at that point where Boyd is entering the final year of rookie contract. Boyd and the...
ClutchPoints May 23, 2019
Bengals receiver A.J. Green set for major success in 2019
The 2018 NFL season of Cincinnati Bengals’ star wide receiver A.J. Green was cut short. Fortunately, he appears to be poised for a comeback this season. Green has spent the offseason nursing a lingering toe injury. ESPN is expecting him to return to his elite form: ESPN 2019 Stat Predictions 85 receptions, 1,254 yards, seven […] The post Bengals receiver A.J. Green set for major success in 2019 appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Cincy Jungle May 23, 2019
Stanley Morgan will attempt to follow his idol Chad Johnson’s footsteps in Cincinnati
Stanley Morgan wasn’t supposed to go undrafted, but everybody ends up where they’re supposed to be. Many anticipated the Bengals addressing the wide receiver position in some capacity during the NFL Draft. A.J. Green and Tyler Boyd are both entering contract years and former-first round pick John Ross has had trouble being available his first two seasons. Yet the team ultimately decided to address other positions — a decision that may end up working out for the Bengals in the long run. Former Nebraska wide receiver Stanley Morgan Jr. somehow made it through the entire draft without...
Cincy Jungle May 23, 2019
Bengals News (5/23): B.W. Webb wants to contribute
B.W. Webb is familiar with Lou Anarumo’s defensive scheme, but will he be able to have an impact this year with the Bengals? Hobson's Choice: Change Of PaceI, like you, have always appreciated how Marvin Lewis turned this thing around and made them, for much of his 16 seasons, contenders and fun to watch. If the Bengals’ Mount Rushmore is Paul Brown, Anthony Munoz, Ken Anderson and A.J Green, then Marv is on the next one. Bengals Sign OT Justin Evans, Vollert WaivedEvans (6-5, 310), a first-year player out of South Carolina State, was originally a college free agent signee of the...
