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By Joe Kay • The Associated Press • February 1, 2010

Chad Ochocinco and other prominent NFL players will be asking the questions and giving reports during Super Bowl week.
The media-savvy Bengals receiver plans to attend news conferences and parties leading up to the title game in Miami, gathering insights from coaches, players and celebrities for his array of social networks.
He'll have help ...

The Bengals 2009 season is over with and to the owner it may have been a success. But to many Bengal Fans it was... ...

Ken Riley was drafted by Cincinnati Bengals in 1969 as a quarterback from Florida A&M. Paul Brown quickly made him a... ...

Things look bad in Bengals land after a beating by the New York Jets. The Jets destroyed the Bengals in every way. They ran over the Bengals with the running game. And the shut the Bengals out with their #1 defensive play. The Jets are #1 in total defense, #1 in pass defense and #8 in rush defense. The Bengals are #4 in total defense, #6 in pass defense and #7 in rushing defense. So it is safe to ...

Although some fans have lost confidence in the Bengals. This fan believes they are starting to come on at the right... ...

Associated Press PITTSBURGH -- No. 5 Cincinnati trailed Pittsburgh by 21 points late in the first half, a perfect... ...

CINCINNATI -- Cedric Benson (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=8419) is expected back this weekend... ...

Question: UC is off to a 10-0 start, besting their previous best start of 9-0 in 1951, a team that finished 10-1. Who... ...

The Cincinnati Bengals lose to a 2-7 team and hell breaks out in Bengals land, the coaching staff is blamed for a poor game plan and for putting players in the wrong position to win. But to tell the truth. The coaches called a good game and gave the players the best chance to win.

The Bengals coaches have it right. They are coaching the kind of game that will get them to the playoffs and beyond. ...

By Tom Danyluk
PITTSBURGH — If you could pluck one play from the Week 10 Bengals-Steelers scrum and stick it in your pocket, it was that fourth-quarter burst around left end, a non-descript nine-yarder from their rookie runner Bernie Scott which kicked off the last Bengals drive.
Yep, that's the keeper. Nothing stylish — a basic football play. But it was a blowout p ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco has been around long enough to know a thing or two about succeeding in... ...