But clearly, Jackson is considering the gloves for Week 15. Lamar Jackson is wearing gloves simply because it's cold. Kickoff temperature in Cincinnati on Sunday was expected to be in the single digits.

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor knows criticism of him and his staff exists and is growing, but he's sound-proofing his bubble with bricks.

If the Bengals move on from Zac Taylor, they probably force their way to the top of the vacancies list for the top candidates.

One rival executive isn't sure whether the Cincinnati Bengals can rise to the occasion as an organization after candid remarks from quarterback Joe Burrow raised some alarms.

CINCINNATI — Hamilton County Commissioner Stephanie Dumas is not happy with how the Bengals handled Sunday's snowy, frigidly cold game at Paycor Stadium.

Welp, Zac Taylor doesn't have the support of '90s singer Nick Lachey. Lachey called for the Cincinnati Bengals to fire their head coach as the Baltimore Ravens dominated the Bengals in a 24-0 loss at home on Sunday, Dec. 14.

The Cincinnati Bengals were officially eliminated from postseason contention on Sunday, but don't expect quarterback Joe Burrow to be shut down as the team's season winds down.

A former NFL players believes Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is sending a message based on the comments he made last week.

It’s clear to everyone, on the outside anyway, that the Bengals need a new energy. It was fun and culminated in a Super Bowl appearance, but Burrow’s team clearly needs a shift. There’s no easy fix, especially when a change at head coach doesn’t mean Tobin’s staff or the decision-makers overseeing it all actually change, too.

Burrow has been at the center of scrutiny since his Dec. 11 midweek news conference at Paycor Stadium in which he discussed the matter of fun in his career. That opened the door for discussion and commentary about whether or not his relationship with the Bengals was harmonious.