Bengals set Ring of Honor induction game, announce 2025 nominees

The Cincinnati Bengals have announced when they’ll induct the two newest members of the franchise’s Ring of Honor.For the first time, the Ring of Honor induction will not be held in primetime, as the Bengals have tabbed their Oct. 26 matchup against the New York Jets for this year’s induction game.Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.The organization also announced this year’s nominees. They include:Jim BreechJames BrooksCris CollinsworthDavid FulcherDave LaphamMax MontoyaLemar ParrishBob TrumpyReggie WilliamsBengals season ticket members and suite holders can cast their vote for this year’s inductees in the Bengals app through June 6.This year’s inductees will join Ken Anderson, Willie Anderson, Paul Brown, Isaac Curtis, Corey Dillon, Boomer Esiason, Chad Johnson, Tim Krumrie, Anthony Muñoz and Ken Riley as Ring of Honor members.The organization says after this year, which is the fifth year of the Ring of Honor, they will “review and explore ways to reshape aspects” of the Ring of Honor to “ensure it remains relevant and sustainable” in the future.More information on potential changes to the Ring of Honor in the future will be announced next year ahead of voting.

The Cincinnati Bengals have announced when they’ll induct the two newest members of the franchise’s Ring of Honor.

For the first time, the Ring of Honor induction will not be held in primetime, as the Bengals have tabbed their Oct. 26 matchup against the New York Jets for this year’s induction game.

Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.

The organization also announced this year’s nominees. They include:

Jim BreechJames BrooksCris CollinsworthDavid FulcherDave LaphamMax MontoyaLemar ParrishBob TrumpyReggie Williams

Bengals season ticket members and suite holders can cast their vote for this year’s inductees in the Bengals app through June 6.

This year’s inductees will join Ken Anderson, Willie Anderson, Paul Brown, Isaac Curtis, Corey Dillon, Boomer Esiason, Chad Johnson, Tim Krumrie, Anthony Muñoz and Ken Riley as Ring of Honor members.

The organization says after this year, which is the fifth year of the Ring of Honor, they will “review and explore ways to reshape aspects” of the Ring of Honor to “ensure it remains relevant and sustainable” in the future.

More information on potential changes to the Ring of Honor in the future will be announced next year ahead of voting.