The Cincinnati Bengals had their worst year since 2020 as they finished the 2025 season with a 6-11 record. The team failed to meet expectations and missed out on the postseason for the third consecutive season.

Bengals QB Joe Burrow was out with teammates at a concert and more.

Cincinnati Bengals Star Quarterback Joe Burrow Sums Up His 2025 With One Word

Pitcher is staying put for the time being.

The Pittsburgh Steelers secured former Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy as their new leader and now turn their sights to the next vacancy they need to fill, the quarterback position.

Flacco could enter his 19th NFL season or retire. During an appearance on the BMore Football Podcast with the Baltimore Sun's Bennett Conlin, Flacco revealed his thoughts on retirement and his future in the NFL. "A lot of guys talk about falling out of love with the game or just kind of knowing," Flacco said. "I don't think that's hit me yet."

The Matthew Stafford for Jared Goff trade was gigantic. Could we see an even bigger QB swap this offseason involving Joe Burrow?

Cincinnati Bengals and former Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco says he is open to completing his tour of the AFC North and playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers next year. Flacco was traded by the Browns to the Bengals this year to play while Joe Burrow was injured,

The controversial NFL Playoffs moments has Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow weighing in, as he believes the officials got it correct.

With a 6-11 record the Cincinnati Bengals’ season did not turn out as they had hoped. Their record represented their worst mark since the 2020 season, when quarterback Joe Burrow was still a rookie. Ultimately,