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Stripe Hype is a news and opinion platform focused on the Cincinnati Bengals, powered by the FanSided Network. Our mission is to deliver high-quality news, insights, and original articles about the Bengals. Additionally, Stripe Hype creates a space for passionate fans to connect, stay updated on the latest happenings, and share their thoughts on the team they love.
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1 week ago |
stripehype.com | Leigh Oleszczak
From unknown to one of the best backups in the league. While the Cincinnati Bengals would rather not have lost Joe Burrow for close to half the season in 2023, some good did come out of it. That was the emergence of Jake Browning, who, before taking over for Burrow when he went down, had been a complete unknown as a starting quarterback. Browning went on to impress in his seven starts, helping lead the Bengals to a winning record.
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1 week ago |
stripehype.com | Mike Luciano
The Cincinnati Bengals fanbase already had some trepidation when their franchise selected a player as technically raw as Texas A&M pass rusher Shemar Stewart in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, and he hasn't exactly done much to endear himself to his new fanbase. Stewart has not suited up for one second in a Bengals uniform to this point, choosing to put himself in proverbial cryostasis until he signs his rookie contract.
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stripehype.com | Ryan Heckman
Amid all of the offseason drama for the Cincinnati Bengals, wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase is apparently looking to add to the controversy, but not how you think. Chase already has his contract. That's not the issue. But, when asked about the Bengals' slow starts in recent years, Chase had this to say at his latest OTA practice:"It sounds like we need to play in the preseason, huh?"Well, let's just open it up for debate right off the bat, shall we?
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stripehype.com | Ryan Heckman
As the Cincinnati Bengals went into OTAs, they still faced a couple of lingering questions -- big questions, I might add. While fans could have been worried about the likes of contract situations such as Trey Hendrickson and Shemar Stewart, quarterback Joe Burrow and his favorite wide receiver wasted no time offering an exciting change of tone.
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stripehype.com | Leigh Oleszczak
Wait, the league actually listened? After the 2025 NFL regular season schedule was released, Cincinnati Bengals fans weren't thrilled to see the team scheduled to play in Baltimore for a primetime game for the fourth straight year. Joe Burrow wasn't shy about vocalizing his frustrations with this scheduling gaffe, noting that playing in Baltimore in primetime for four years running "isn't ideal". Well, the NFL heard Burrow's remarks and have responded.
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