The Cincinnati Bengals and head coach Zac Taylor still have high hopes for wide receiver Andrei Iosivas despite struggles.

Jakobi Meyers has become one of the bigger names to watch as the clock ticks towards the NFL trade deadline at 4 p.m. ET on November 4.

Jerry Jones addresses Cowboys trade rumors, confirming the team never contacted the Raiders about Maxx Crosby.

Cowboys called a pair of teams about a possible trade for their defensive ends yet were rebuffed by both in an effort to upgrade their defensive

That hasn’t been the case as the Bengals are now 2-4. They traded for Joe Flacco to try to give them a boost, but they lost again in Week 6. However, Flacco wasn’t their first choice. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, one of the quarterbacks the Bengals reached out to was former Las Vegas Raiders Pro Bowler Derek Carr.

Mark Davis told NFL.com he’s done answering Maxx Crosby trade questions. The Las Vegas Raiders won’t move him.

The Las Vegas Raiders need to consider making coaching changes following Sunday's embarrassing loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

The mini bye gives the players extra time to rest before their next game, but the Bengals have an unfathomable streak in such games.

Tom Brady as an NFL television analyst is still dividing fans weekly. But Brady is a TV champion compared to his initial failure as a hands-on minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. Where has

The curtain has been peeled back on why these Bengals may just be the “same old Bengals.” There are few, if any, Bengals fans who have faith in this front office to get the Bengals back to Super Bowl contention. With Joe Burrow, they shouldn’t be feeling this way. It should be different, but it’s not.

Many were surprised to see the Browns deal Flacco within the division, but Cincinnati made several calls about many different quarterbacks, including at least one retired player. One of those quarterbacks was former Las Vegas Raiders and New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr.