Jay Morrison
Bengals Beat Writer at Pro Football Network
Bengals beat writer for SI's https://t.co/PTgDKL75iM; Ohio U. grad; mullet alumnus (w/ receipts); concert addict; beer sampler; Arby's superfan; proud husband and dad.
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1 day ago |
yardbarker.com | Jay Morrison
CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Bengals may not be out of the running to receive state funding for the Paycor Stadium $830 million renovation project. When the Ohio Senate released its two-year state budget, it didn’t include any money earmarked for the Bengals, but the state did commit to giving the Cleveland Browns money for their stadium.
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1 day ago |
si.com | Jay Morrison
CINCINNATI – The hardest stat to dig up for the series of Cincinnati Bengals Ring of Honor finalists might be the most impressive. Stats are hard to find for offensive linemen, especially those who played in the 1970s and 1980s. But Dave Lapham is so much more than a former offensive lineman. Lapham joined the Bengals as a third-round pick in 1974, and he’s still working with the team today as the radio analyst, a job he’s held since 1986.
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2 days ago |
si.com | Jay Morrison
CINCINNATI – The Ohio Senate released its two-year state budget, and it doesn’t include any money earmarked for the Cincinnati Bengals and renovations of Paycor Stadium. The state has committed to giving the Cleveland Browns money for their stadium, but the Bengals aren't included in the current budget. There's still a chance the Bengals get money from the state. There are $276 million in unclaimed funds that could be put towards the renovation of Paycor Stadium.
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2 days ago |
si.com | Jay Morrison
CINCINNATI – For many Cincinnati Bengals fans, 1989 is remembered with disappointment as the season the team failed to make the postseason one year after coming within 34 seconds of winning Super Bowl XXIII. But for former Bengals safety David Fulcher, 1989 should be remembered as the year he made NFL history. A third-round pick in 1986, Fulcher is third on the team’s career interception list with 31, trailing Ken Riley (65) and Louis Breeden (33).
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2 days ago |
si.com | Jay Morrison
CINCINNATI – There are three big names in contract limbo as 2025 offseason programs near their end – Cincinnati Bengals defensive Trey Hendrickson, Miami Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey and Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins. So the staff writers at ESPN formulated trade proposals they think would make sense for the dealing team, acquiring team and the player. There were four trade proposals for Hendrickson, and only one came anywhere close to making sense.
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