Cincinnati Bengals Rumors & News
Bengals resign Tank Johnson
Cincinnati Enquirer — Said coach Marvin Lewis in a statement: "Signing Tank now is a positive step for both him and the defensive team. He was a very consistent performer last season and was a big part of our improved run defense. He is a tough-minded man who is a great pro during the week and brings a great competitive attitude to the field on Sunday."
3 hours agoAnalysis: Bryant's a nice catch
Cincinnati Enquirer — The Bengals finally landed a free agent they expect will become Chad Ochocinco's running mate at wide receiver. He wasn't their first choice, but he is the best of the players available now.
14 hours agoBengals sign WR Antonio Bryant
Cincinnati Enquirer — Antonio Bryant has agreed to a four-year deal with the Bengals worth $28 million. With incentives the deal could go to $29 million.
21 hours agoT.O. lands, sings Bengal praises
Cincinnati Enquirer — Terrell Owens landed at CVG Airport Tuesday, dined with the Bengals coaching staff and told Joe Reedy that he welcomes the chance to play for the Bengals "with open arms."
March 9, 2010T.O. is in town to talk
Cincinnati Enquirer — Terrell Owens comes to town to talk with the Bengals about a contract, after Antonio Bryant left Paul Bryant without one.
March 9, 2010Campaign wants Gilyard a Bengal
Cincinnati Enquirer — A campaign has started in the Cincinnati area via Facebook to keep former UC wide receiver Mardy Gilyard in Cincinnati.
March 9, 2010Owens, Bryant Visiting Bengals
ESPN Video — Adam Schefter on Terrell Owens and Antonio Bryant visiting the Bengals
March 9, 2010T.O., Bryant to visit
Cincinnati Enquirer — After a quiet weekend, the Bengals got involved with free agency on Monday, re-signing defensive tackle Tank Johnson while getting set to welcome wide receivers Antonio Bryant and Terrell Owens on Tuesday.
March 8, 2010Bengals analysis: Options at WR
Cincinnati Enquirer — There are three wide receivers on the market that the Bengals have discussed and/or are looking at. The question the Bengals have to answer is which one do they think provides the least problems, then go after him.
March 8, 2010Wideout Marshall finally linked to Bengals
Cincinnati Enquirer — Brandon Marshall's name was bound to pop up in connection with the Bengals, and it did on Sunday. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the Bengals have had discussions about making an offer for the Broncos wide receiver.
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- Browns Comment of the Day: Fine with trading Quinn Plain Dealer "Time to get rid of Quinn. He didn't pan out here and Savage should have never drafted him. The fans are partly to blame for their nonstop clamoring for his insertion into the lineup. They projected their desires for an elite QB on a guy who just isn't that good." - rocklobster
- Cleveland Browns are only team to witness Kent's Jameson Konz put up "freakish" numbers Plain Dealer Kent State linebacker/fullback Jameson Konz posts big numbers at his pro day workout.
- Report: Cleveland Browns would need to give Eagles a first-round pick to get Donovan McNabb or Kevin Kolb Plain Dealer The Browns, or any team hoping to land Eagles quarterbacks Donovan McNabb or Kevin Kolb would have to give up a first-round pick.
- Could former Browns center Hank Fraley return to Pittsburgh? Plain Dealer Hank Fraley's agent says the former Browns is visiting St. Louis and could visit Pittsburgh.
- A.M. Cleveland Browns Links: Seattle future, visitor, uh Oh Plain Dealer Seattle future: Derek Anderson, released by the Cleveland Browns, may have a future with Tracy Boulian/Plain DealerEx-Browns' quarterback Derek Anderson .the Seattle Seahawks. Seneca Wallace's addition to the Browns has left an opening in Seattle. Anderson, according to The...
- NFL notebook: Reports mixed on Quinn's status Columbus Dispatch Despite an ESPN report that the Cleveland Browns are shopping quarterback Brady Quinn, an NFL source told The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer yesterday that the team has not “actively tried to trade” the Dublin native.
- Barry Larkin instructing at Reds camp Cincinnati Enquirer Reds Hall of Famer Barry Larkin is supposed to arrive at camp today. He'll spend 10 days here working with major leaguers and minor leaguers.
- UC edges Louisville to stay alive Cincinnati Enquirer Two big free throws in the last six seconds preserved a 69-66 victory for Cincinnati over Louisville in the second round of the Big East Championship.
- UC pro day good for duo Cincinnati Enquirer During UC's Pro Day on Wednesday at Nippert Stadium, Mardy Gilyard's 40 time was much improved while Tony Pike was a little more consistent on throwing drills.
- Opening Day tickets on sale Cincinnati Enquirer The Reds have announced that 1,500 tickets for Opening Day will go on sale Saturday, Saturday at 9 am on Fountain Square. The Opening Day tickets include 1,000 View Level and 500 Standing Room Only to the April 5 season opener vs. the St. Louis Cardinals.
- Video: UC pro day Cincinnati Enquirer NFL draft hopefuls from the University of Cincinnati including Mardy Gilyard and Tony Pike showed off their football skills to NFL scouts during a workout Wednesday.
- Bearcats are born again Cincinnati Enquirer Lance Stephenson picked up the hardware, then helped Cincinnati finally get a Big East tournament win. The New York native was selected the conference's newcomer of the year . Six hours later, he made the game-deciding free throw with 1.8 seconds to play, and the Bearcats beat Rutgers 69-68.