Cincy Jungle— si.com These will help keep the players fresh and healthy throughout the season. As training camps are taking place across the NFL, the Cincinnati Bengals’ No. 1 overall pick Joe Burrow is finally getting to throw to his new teammates. On Thursday, the Bengals released a 4-minute video of Burrow throwing to his teammates. In the video, Burrow is throwing to A.J. Green, C.J. Uzomah, Tyler Boyd, Alex Erickson, and Drew Sample. However, while fans were very excited to see Burrow on the field, a lot of questions came up about the device that the players were wearing in the video. James...

Cincy Jungle— Photo by Wesley Hitt/ The Bengals got deep at cornerback this offseason. Don’t be surprised if Sims and Rose round out the group when Week 1 comes around. More than 10% of the Bengals roster is comprised of cornerbacks, and every one of the nine that they currently roster is good enough to be on the 53-man version of it. After all the injuries they suffered at that position last year, who can blame them by packing the room with as many capable players as possible? Two of their newest additions, LeShaun Sims and Winston Rose, don’t figure to start in front of other new names like...

Cincy Jungle— Photo by / The Bengals are hitting Joe Burrow with all of the playbook early. Bengals excited about the linebacker position heading into the 2020 NFL seasonAfter a series of free-agent pickups and draft picks, the Bengals head into 2020 with a linebacker room they hope is better equipped to deal with what is trending with NFL offenses. Improvement will not only depend on the development of promising young players like Germaine Pratt, Logan Wilson and Akeem Davis-Gaither, but also the integration of a savvy veteran Josh Bynes. Bengals Booth Podcast: An interview with defensive tackle D.J....

Cincy Jungle— Photo by Ian Johnson/Icon Sportswire via The former Ohio State center gets another shot, this time at guard. Billy Price’s career has not gone as planned so far. Drafted to be the Bengals’ starting center in 2018, Price has been plagued with injuries and moved to guard following the emergence of Trey Hopkins. But Price’s fortunes should be changing very soon. In January, Price went to Dallas, Texas to work with offensive line guru Duke Mayweather, who gave him a full evaluation. “Within a week and a half, my back was fixed,” Price said in our interview with him earlier this...