Trey Hendrickson took exception to Bengals executive Katie Blackburn's public remarks about contract negotiations. The pass rusher said Blackburn's comments were "disappointing."

Cincinnati figures to have an explosive offense with Joe Burrow continuing to throw the ball to Chase and Higgins, but it will struggle to compete with the Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens and other AFC contenders if it doesn't take strides on the defensive side.

Here, we'll take a look at the picks Iyer made for the Cincinnati Bengals in what could be a potential path with just a few weeks left before the draft begins on April 24. "The Bengals still might move Trey Hendrickson and already lost Sam Hubbard to retirement.

Just ask Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, who recently lamented that the team had huge expectations for both rookies before the injury bug derailed their debut seasons. "We got two young tackles (Jenkins and Jackson) that really didn't get the best opportunity to have a great season last year,

But the Bengals aren't giving up on Stone just yet, with Bengals head coach Zac Taylor confirming as much during league meetings, according to The Athletic's Paul Dehner Jr. on scene. In those comments,

The Cincinnati Bengals keep getting linked to new names in mock drafts now that the calendar has turned to April. Case in point, the Bengals are actually going after a guard in Round 1 of an expert’s mock.

The Cincinnati Bengals need roster help, and here is their seven-round 2025 NFL mock draft, per the PFF simulator.

Corner Asante Samuel Jr. has big injury and tackling concerns but is worth a look. Running back Nick Chubb has the obvious injury woes. Von Miller might be another option as a pass-rusher. Corner Rasul Douglas is a nice press player for depth. Stephon Gilmore could be another Eli Apple-like signing at corner.

The Bleacher Report Scouting Department has everyone covered. Brandon Thorn, Dame Parson and Matt Holder spent the last seven months evaluating prospects and writing scouting reports—which are hyperlinked with every player mentioned.

ESPN's NFL insider Field Yates has released his latest two-round mock ahead of the 2025 NFL draft... and boy is there a Buffalo Bills surprise (or two) in it. Heading into the draft, the Bills hold three selections in the first two rounds.

The Falcons obviously have more needs on defense, but they're doing their due diligence when it comes to the 2025 draft class. According to a report from ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, Atlanta is set to meet with Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond.

The Ravens land an All-SEC edge rusher, and another dynamic safety from Notre Dame in Field Yates latest 2-round NFL mock draft for ESPN

The Eagles landed a dynamic All-American linebacker, and a powerful defensive tackle in Field Yates latest 2-round NFL mock draft for ESPN

ESPN's Tim Hasselbeck on Colorado QB and NFL draft prospect Shedeur Sanders: "He just is not as physically talented as you would like to see."

ESPN's Tim Hasselbeck said his "comp" of NFL quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders has been long-time Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton.

More opinions on Sanders dropped via Bruce Feldman of The Athletic's mock draft, which saw him go third overall to the New York Giants. One ex-NFL coach notably compared Shedeur Sanders to Jacksonville Jaguars backup and ex-Alabama star Mac Jones out of college.

Cam Ward believes he solidified his shot to become the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft. The Tennessee Titans have the first crack to make the Heisman Trophy finalist from Miami their franchise. Or they could choose Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders,

A video clip of Shedeur Sanders talking about which NFL team is going to draft him later this month has gone viral, but it may be misleading. Deion