Would Bengals fans settle for a season where they could not see Joe Burrow play at Paul Brown Stadium? In these crazy times, anything is possible.
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With the sports world on hiatus, one prominent commentator has floated the idea that football, even the NFL, might not happen in 2020.
Fans in Cincinnati see the bulk of national media alligned with the Bengals selecting LSU quarterback Joe Burrow with the first pick in the NFL Draft.
The NFL bucked conventional wisdom, and in doing so, gave football fans and sports media something else to talk about when it desperately needed to.
Both the Cincinnati Bengals and quarterback Andy Dalton missed an opportunity at the 2019 NFL Trade Deadline, making a move now all but impossible.
Veteran quarterback Andy Dalton is still on the sidelines, so to speak, for the 2020 NFL season. For how long is the big question.
The Cincinnati Bengals appear to be giving second year head coach Zac Taylor every opportunity to coach this team out of the AFC North cellar.
Now that the Chicago Bears have decided to roll with Nick Foles, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton looks to be out in the cold.
With the 2020 NFL Draft undergoing changes, fans of the Cincinnati Bengals should remember that the bigger prize is having Joe Burrow under center.
The Bears appear to want to make a change at quarterback. Will it be Nick Foles or Andy Dalton? Postseason success should mean something.
The Cincinnati Bengals made the expected move by using the franchise tag on A.J. Green, a decision the veteran receiver has said he won't be happy about.