The Cincinnati Bengals have a few major notable cut candidates who could also end up on the trade block over the course of the summer and training camp. Perhaps tops on that sort of list is guard Cordell Volson, who enters camp fighting for his 53-man roster life after last season’s struggles.

The Cincinnati Bengals are the only team that has yet to sign their first round pick from the recent 2025 NFL Draft.

A potential Trey Hendrickson trade from the Cincinnati Bengals is becoming a greater reality with each passing day.

Will the Bengals make a trade ahead of the Nov. 2 NFL deadline, and who could they potentially target?

Trey Hendrickson holds no ill will toward the Cincinnati Bengals as he continues to pursue a trade amid a contract stalemate between the two sides.

A new report from an NFL insider says the Cincinnati Bengals are now unlikely to trade defensive end Trey Hendrickson this offseason.

A Detroit Lions trade proposal lands the team an All-Pro pass rusher on a projected $103 million contract to pair with Aidan Hutchinson.

Appearing on ESPN this weekend, Jeremy Fowler reported that talks between Hendrickson and the Bengals are “not any further along” despite the lines of communication being back open. Prior reporting suggested the Bengals and Hendrickson were back talking again. Hendrickson’s appearance in Cincinnati lately backed that idea up.