Sheldon Rankins' tenure with the Cincinnati Bengals has come to a close, as the franchise instead looks to extend its top stars. The Bengals confirmed Friday that they released the veteran defensive tackle after he started seven games in 2024,

Last year around this same time, Gardner was campaigning for the Jets to bring in another star receiver to pair with Garrett Wilson. He mentioned signing Tee Higgins, Mike Evans, or Calvin Ridley, as well as a trading for Brandon Aiyuk.

With the most cap space in the NFL this coming free agent cycle, the shiny toy on the top of fans' wish lists for the New England Patriots was to land Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins. Well,

The Bengals could use the franchise tag on Higgins if no deal is reached by the deadline of March 4. The NFL's two-week franchise tag window opened last week. Higgins earned $21.8

The Bengals have a plan in place to keep star receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Duke Tobin, the team's director of player personnel, expressed optimism that the Bengals can make Chase the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL and sign Higgins to a long-term deal.

As the Bengals look to climb back into Super Bowl contention, the re-signing of Higgins will be a significant decision for the franchise. If Higgins were to make the move and join

Philadelphia Eagles' offseason will largely be remembered for one thing, and that's signing Saquon Barkley. That was crucial in the team winning Super Bowl LIX. Barkley didn't get the biggest contract among the Eagles' signings last year.

With a trio of star offensive players on rookie contracts, the Cincinnati Bengals were able to build a dominant roster that carried them to Super Bowl LVI. They

The Buffalo Bills are in need of receiver help, and landing the biggest free-agency fish would certainly fit the bill.

The first major event of the NFL offseason gets underway this weekend in Indianapolis. Ahead of the NFL combine, here are some of the top storylines to keep an eye on as Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin address the media Tuesday.