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Zac Taylor gets honest about Joe Burrow\u2019s risky flag football outing<\/a><\/p>\n Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow gave some fans serious anxiety during his showing at a recent flag football tournament.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n NFL Draft Buzz: Cincinnati Bengals Eyeing Talented Safety Prospect<\/a><\/p>\n The Cincinnati Bengals came into the offseason with massive holes all over the defensive side of the football. But they quickly jumped into free agency to patch some of these holes up.<\/p>\n Bengals-Giants Blockbuster Trade Pitch Lands Elite Linebacker in Cincy<\/a><\/p>\n The Cincinnati Bengals have addressed some of their defensive needs this offseason. The team signed former Seattle Seahawks edge defender Boye Mafe to a three-year, $60 million contract to replace All-Pro pass rusher Trey Hendrickson, who signed with the division rival Baltimore Ravens. Cincinnati also added hometown safety Bryan Cook to a three-year, $40.2 million contract, as he will presumably serve as Geno Stone\u2019s replacement, who signed with the Buffalo Bills in free agency.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Jermod McCoy boosts his odds of going No. 10 to the Bengals<\/a><\/p>\n Tuesday was a huge day for Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy.<\/p>\n Joe Burrow and family exit professional sports league<\/a><\/p>\n The team was recently sold to new owners.<\/p>\n NFL News<\/p>\n NFL owners approve Orlando as temporary home of Jaguars for 2027 season<\/a><\/p>\n The Jaguars will relocate to Orlando for the 2027 season as work on their stadium continues, with NFL owners voting unanimously to approve the move on Tuesday afternoon. The vote was the final step in signing off on a relocation plan that has been known for months.<\/p>\n NFL scrapped dual MNF games after concluding \u201cfans felt like they were conflicted to choose\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n For the last few seasons, the NFL has had several instances of broadcasting two Monday Night Football games on ABC and ESPN at the same time as part of the broadcast deal that increased Disney\u2019s total number of games per season.<\/p>\n Jason Kelce calls out Lions for \u2018bulls\u2014\u2018 contract demand to retired Pro Bowl center<\/a><\/p>\n The Detroit Lions forced retired Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow to pay back some of his signing bonus, and Philadelphia Eagles great Jason Kelce is not happy about it.<\/p>\n