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Burrow in it for ‘long haul’ with Bengals (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI -- Five days before his season opener, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow affirmed his desire to remain in stripes. In an interview with the team's website, Burrow said he wants to stay with the club for the foreseeable future. Since he returned from a turf toe injury in late 2025, there has been outside speculation about whether he wanted to remain with the Bengals despite the lack of success in recent years. "I'm here for the long haul," Burrow told Bengals.com. "I'm not goin
Canadian Brown won’t be overlooked in Bengals’ offence (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI -- For all the money the Cincinnati Bengals have spent on quarterback Joe Burrow and the passing attack, it can be easy to overlook running back Chase Brown. But Burrow can’t be lumped into that group. At the beginning of training camp, Burrow offered a glimpse into how Brown’s usage might look in Cincinnati’s revamped 2026 offense. Throughout training camp, Cincinnati has looked at tweaking its scheme, featuring more reps with Burrow lined up under center. No matter how it’s sliced,
Early returns from DT Lawrence are promising for Bengals (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI -- First came the text. Then came the dance. Cincinnati Bengals defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery was at home with his family when his phone pinged with the news -- after weeks of subtle pursuit, the team had successfully traded for Dexter Lawrence II, one of the best defensive tackles in the NFL. Havana, Montgomery’s 8-year-old daughter, hit a solid version of the “Sexy Dexy,” Lawrence’s sack celebration. Over the last month of training camp, Lawrence has validated all of the exc
How important is pass protection for a running back? Ask Dart (opens the original)
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IT WAS SUPPOSED to be a routine dropback. In the New York Giants' preseason opener against the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday, starting quarterback Jaxson Dart dropped back and was looking left at his downfield options. On his right, chaos was looming. Running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. drifted a bit too far right, tried to reverse course and slipped. Vikings safety Jay Ward sprinted toward Dart and leveled the quarterback. All Tracy could do was crane his neck backward while kneeling on the turf as D
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