On the surface, the Bengals have a 1 in 9 chance of being the Dolphins' opponent in Madrid, Spain next season, but a closer look makes them the favorite.

The Green Bay Packers are focused on their Wild Card matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. However, after the season ends, they will be faced with some key decisions.

The experiment with quarterback/accused serial sexual predator Deshaun Watson has turned into a karmic disaster for the Cleveland Browns.

Similar to Godwin, Stefon Diggs' season-ending injury in 2024 will likely force him to test the free-agent waters in 2025. If Diggs can fully recover from his ACL injury by next season, the Steelers may get a steal with his elite talent likely coming at a bargain 'prove-it' contract.

The Buccaneers have an 87% chance to make the NFL playoffs, per The Athletic's computer model. NFL.com has the Bucs' playoff odds slightly higher at 89%. The Buccaneers' playoff chances would drop to 29% with a loss to the Saints.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Baker Mayfield ranked third with 4,500. Burrow has a Bengals' single-season record 43 touchdown passes. The Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson and Mayfield finished the season with 41 each. All things Bengals: Latest Cincinnati ...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Atlanta Falcons have been engaged in a fierce battle for the NFC South over the last two months of the NFL season. It will finally be decided in NFL Week 18.

The Bucs are a game up on the Falcons for the NFC South lead. We break down how they can clinch the division title for the 2025 NFL Playoffs in Week 18.

ESPN's Ben Solak thinks the Cincinnati Bengals will pursue Washington Commanders veteran WR Olamide Zaccheaus in free agency.

While the Detroit Lions are likely going to want to bring cornerback Carlton Davis back, there's no guarantee that will happen, as the veteran will draw significant interest in free agency. One potential landing spot is the Cincinnati Bengals,

“I’ve just got to be at my best,” Evans said, via Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times ... of player personnel Jon-Eric Sullivan and Bengals senior personnel executive Trey Brown. The Buccaneers will welcome safety Antoine Winfield Jr. back to ...