
Cody Benjamin
NFL Staff Writer at CBS Sports
Contributor at WCCO-TV (Minneapolis, MN)
Storyteller. NFL staff writer, @CBSSports. Vikings analyst, @WCCO. Author, Eagles Super Bowl book (2025): https://t.co/MgKNBBKNTY. Jesus follower.
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2 days ago |
cbssports.com | Cody Benjamin |Shanna McCarriston
The Cincinnati Bengals entered the 2025 NFL offseason aiming to secure three of their top players with long-term contracts: wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, plus pass rusher Trey Hendrickson. While both Chase and Higgins have since inked lucrative extensions, Hendrickson remains without a new deal ... and apparently without any communication from the Bengals.
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5 days ago |
cbssports.com | Cody Benjamin
The Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting on Aaron Rodgers, whose long-anticipated road to Steel City is "more complex than artificial intelligence," the team's minority owner recently joked. Behind closed doors, the Steelers still have no better sense of the quarterback's 2025 plans than they did prior to April's draft, according to ESPN.
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5 days ago |
thepress.net | Cody Benjamin
Pittsburgh apparently has no clearer idea of Rodgers' intentions Love Funny Wow Sad Angry Welcome! We hope that you enjoy our free content. Not a subscriber? Click here to add your comment to the story!
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5 days ago |
republicaneagle.com | Cody Benjamin
Home Plate Grill & The Dugout Lounge, one of Red Wing’s signature downtown restaurants, officially closed its doors at the end of April, hanging a “The End” sign at the entrance on the corner of Bush and West 3rd streets for good measure. Home Plate management originally announced the pending closure on Facebook in mid-April, then ceased operations during the last weekend of the month.
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1 week ago |
bvmsports.com | Cody Benjamin
The Pittsburgh Steelers are making moves. Signing Aaron Rodgers just isn't one of them (yet), despite team owner Art Rooney II claiming in March that the free agent quarterback was set to come aboard. And Rooney's fellow owner, minority stakeholder Thomas Tull, is admittedly puzzled by the situation. Speaking with CNBC this week about artificial intelligence, Tull joked that the Steelers' pursuit of Rodgers is "a more complex issue" than even AI, as Penn Live reported.
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