Jason Garrison

5 days ago | cincyjungle.com | Jason Garrison

Albert Cesare/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The Cincinnati Bengals continue to limp their way through OTAs without their only productive pass rusher from the 2024 team nor their first-round pick. The team is coming off a season of defensive collapse that held one of the league most effective offenses, which featured an MVP-caliber quarterback and a Triple Crown wide receiver, out of the playoffs.

1 week ago | cincyjungle.com | Jason Garrison

Joseph Maiorana-Imagn Images Bengals NewsThe Cincinnati Bengals added an edge rusher but didn’t address the interior of the defensive line in the NFL Draft. Hopefully, that’s because second-year defensive tackles Kris Jenkins and McKinnley Jackson step up. Dan Hoard takes a look at Jenkins and the reason his production from year 1 to year 2 could take a big jump. 3. Kris Jenkins played much of his rookie year wearing a club on one hand to protect a broken thumb.

1 week ago | cincyjungle.com | Jason Garrison

Frank Bowen IV/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The stalemate between the Cincinnati Bengals and the NFL’s defending sack leader, Trey Hendrickson, continued this week and seems as if it will endure forever. The draft came and went without a trade for Hendrickson, and now the discourse between the two has seemingly become less than cordial and is very public.

1 week ago | cincyjungle.com | Jason Garrison

Photo by Jason Mowry/Getty Images There were a lot of things that went wrong for the Cincinnati Bengals in 2024. The defense was a shadow of its former self. There were sporadic issues on special teams and missed opportunities early in the season on offense. Rookie wide receiver Jermaine Burton’s struggle kind of got lost in the storm unless you were paying close attention. He struggled on the field and had several issues off the field.

2 weeks ago | cincyjungle.com | Jason Garrison

Frank Bowen IV/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The draft is over, the schedule has been released, and now all Cincinnati Bengals fans can do is wait as the offseason slowly progresses. While we wait, it’s worth noting that CBS Sports’ Tyler Sullivan broke down his schedule-release winners and losers, and he listed the Bengals as winners, though not for a reason you would normally expect.