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2 weeks ago | cincyjungle.com | Dadio Makdook

Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images In 2021, Cincinnati Bengals fans were engaged in a raging debate about whether the team should take a generational offensive lineman or a generational wide receiver. There were also rumors that Ja’Marr Chase’s friendship (and stunning productivity) with Joe Burrow at LSU tilted the Bengals’ decision in favor of the receiver. That talk seems pretty useless at this point, as both Chase and Penei Sewell have thrived in their careers so far.

2 weeks ago | cincyjungle.com | Dadio Makdook

Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images There has been a lot of back and forth this offseason with the Trey Hendrickson contract news. But according to Bleacher Report’s James Palmer, eventually, the Cincinnati Bengals will have the star pass rusher back on the team to make another run at a Super Bowl. Speaking with Kay Adams, the insider explained why he thinks Hendrickson stays in Cincinnati: I do think something gets done [with the Bengals]. I think he ends up staying.

2 weeks ago | cincyjungle.com | Dadio Makdook

Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images Just last week, Trey Hendrickson shared his frustration with the Cincinnati Bengals’ front office and head coach Zac Taylor. Now, Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio reports that the Bengals offered the NFL sack leader $28 million per year, which would be significantly more than his current deal. Here’s what Florio wrote: “Hendrickson is due to make $16 million this year. The Bengals, we’ve heard, have offered roughly $28 million per year.

3 weeks ago | cincyjungle.com | Dadio Makdook

Kareem Elgazzar/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK The Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills have a lot of similarities: two historically downtrodden franchises lifted up by transcendent quarterbacks. Both teams have looked like contenders deep into the season but failed to put together a championship run. And then there has been the wild recent history between the teams themselves.

3 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Dadio Makdook

The Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills have a lot of similarities: two historically downtrodden franchises lifted up by transcendent quarterbacks. Both teams have looked like contenders deep into the season but failed to put together a championship run. AdvertisementAnd then there has been the wild recent history between the teams themselves.