The College Football Playoff really heats up today with the final three quartefinal games across the country. The Bengals have plenty of alums from schools involved in the national championship race.

The Cincinnati Bengals have a long, and unique, history with the referee who will be working Saturday's game in Pittsburgh.

Cincinnati could face a home opponent in an international game, which would be a first for Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.

Nick Wright is done with the media slander of his Kansas City Chiefs being scared of the Cincinnati Bengals (if they got into the playoffs). Watch as he dives into a few playoff scenarios that would impact the Chiefs' first opponent,

The Bengals need a win to make the playoffs. Here are 3 Bengals bold predictions ahead of their crucial Week 18 game against the Steelers.

The Cincinnati Bengals are still alive in the AFC playoff race. Led by Joe Burrow's four touchdowns (one rushing), the Bengals recorded a 30-24 overtime win over the Denver Broncos, who missed a golden opportunity to clinch their first playoff berth since 2015.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals will play in a primetime clash on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. That game will come after the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns suit up at 4:30 p.m., so the Steelers will know if they are playing for the AFC North title or just seeding.

The Bengals must win in Week 17 to keep their season alive. Here are 3 Bengals bold predictions before their must-win game vs. the Broncos.

The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday as the regular season draws to a close. While Mike Tomlin & Co. are locked in at the No. 5 playoff spot in the AFC, the Bengals are still holding on to a slim chance of making the postseason.

The Broncos have a defense equipped to stop their attack, allowing the third-fewest pass yards per play and boasting the best opponent EPA per pass at -.20. But for all the unit’s strengths, the spotlight will be focused on Patrick Surtain II, perhaps the NFL’s premier shutdown corner and the Broncos’ best shot at neutralizing Chase.

For the Cincinnati Bengals, it’s simply Tee little, Tee late. The Stripes extended their winning streak to four Saturday evening, surviving the fading Denver Broncos 30-24 – thanks to three ...