Bengals News (6/26): Andrew Whitworth weighs in on Zac Taylor hot seat

Andrew Whitworth’s comment about Zac Taylor says it all about Bengals
With being all-in comes major expectations and the understanding that if those possible ceilings aren’t hit, the current hot seats will lead to consequences.
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2026 Position Primer: Running Backs
Chase Brown notched his first season with over 1,000 rushing yards in 2025, gaining 1,019 yards on the ground with an average of 4.29 yards per carry. He also served as a threat in the pass game, catching a career high and Bengals record 69 passes (fifth among all running backs) for 437 yards (sixth). The fifth-round pick out of Illinois scored 11 total touchdowns as the lead back last season, six on the ground and five through the air.
Bengals vs. Oddsmakers: How Often Cincinnati Has Beaten Their Betting Win Total
The 2025 Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks also started the season with a win total line of 10.5, while the AFC Champion New England Patriots were at 9.5.
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Bengals rookie’s final roster quest starts with TE University visit
“That’s another spot where you can surround yourself with great players, great individuals,” Endries said. “Just to go learn from them is going to be a cool opportunity.”
Dexter Lawrence shows Giants fans what they lost with early Bengals ‘alpha status’
“The Bengals traded for Dexter Lawrence looking for a powerful force at the middle of their defense,” Dehner wrote ($). “What we learned this offseason was that he would also be a powerful force in the middle of their locker room. His ability to instantly arrive and take on alpha status for a defense in desperate need of leadership went a long way to the growing belief the Bengals will have true revitalization on that side of the ball.”
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Bengals’ overlooked roster moves getting national hype
“While Dexter Lawrence served as Cincy’s biggest get, safety Bryan Cook, edge Boye Mafe and defensive tackle Jonathan Allen are additions that should make immediate impacts,” Dragon wrote. “Cook’s won two Super Bowls with the Chiefs, Mafe’s tallied over 40 pressures for three straight seasons and Allen’s logged 125 career starts.”
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