The Cincinnati Bengals are a team that has had several ... The Broncos lost their first four Super Bowl appearances, including three in four seasons from 1986 to 1989. After winning back-to ...

Bengals, Falcons, Panthers, Cardinals, Titans, Chargers, Browns, Lions, Jaguars and Texans. Those tortured 12 have made 18 Super Bowl appearances between them, the most recent of which came with ...

All thanks to The Great Joe Burrow and the resurgent Cincinnati Bengals, who were taking us on an unexpected, magical ride to the Super Bowl. We thought the Bengals of old had vanished forever.

An up-and-down franchise, if there ever was one, the Los Angeles Rams have gone through many names and iterations. And their success, too, has been just as diverse. Overall, how have the Rams fared in ...

PITTSBURGH – No matter what happens Sunday, don’t forget the Cincinnati Bengals entered the 2024 season with Super Bowl expectations. And they may still fulfill them, crazy as that seems.

Those teams are: the Bengals, Browns, Cardinals, Falcons, Jaguars, Panthers and Titans. As for our other five teams, let's get to the rankings: Super Bowl appearances: Zero The Texans are the ...

As of now the Cincinnati Bengals are 17th in the NFL in terms of odds to win the Super Bowl, listed at +25000. In their last game, the Bengals defeated the Denver Broncos 30-24. Joe Burrow had 412 ...

Anarumo was considered for head coaching jobs after the Bengals' Super Bowl 56 run, but things fell off steeply from that point. As a consequence, the Bengals now have a vacancy at defensive ...

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor indicated he and his bosses are aligned heading into a pivotal offseason.

After Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals lost Super Bowl LVI, fans of the franchise were genuinely excited for their future. A then 26-year-old QB taking in only his second year that too with a ...

But first, here’s a quick shoutout to the seven teams still stuck in drought-land who won’t be ending their misery this year because they missed the playoffs: Bengals, Browns, Cardinals ...