After missing the playoffs in the 2024-25 season, the Cincinnati Bengals will have multiple personnel decisions to make before the new league year.

Hamilton County's lease with the Cincinnati Bengals will expire. Why has neither side identified what it wants in a revised lease?

The Cincinnati Bengals have addressed the offensive line coaching positions with two hires. Monday, the Bengals announced the hire of Scott Peters as offensive line coach, with Michael McCarthy coming along as assistant line coach.

NFL fans were c ompletly confused over the Cincinnati Bengals signing Michael McCarthy, thinking he was Mike McCarthy.

As of now, the Bengals have a projected $47.6 million in free cap space, but it’s a number the team could dramatically boost with a few cuts ahead of an offseason where they need new additions, plus extensions for Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.

Cincinnati enters this offseason ninth in effective cap space with $44.2 million available, according to Over the Cap. Yet, the Bengals could double that depending on their level of aggressiveness in cutting veterans.

Look: Cincinnati Bengals Hire Two Offensive Line Coaches in Quest to Protect Joe Burrow. They Hired Scott Peters and Mike McCarthy.

Emails obtained by WCPO 9 show a growing tension between Hamilton County and the team amid negotiations to extend the stadium lease as it enters the last year of the current agreement. Read all the em

The Bengals currently are $47.6 million under the salary cap, according to OverTheCap.com. The 2025 salary cap is projected to be in the $275-$280 million range. That $47.6 million that the team is sitting on is the 11th most in the league.

B.J. Hill, Mike Hilton and Mike Gesicki are among those the Bengals will need to decide can be a part of their future.