The Cincinnati Bengals’ 2025 season was disappointing, as they missed the postseason with a 6-11 record. Bengals fans will now look to the offseason and hope necessary changes are made to produce a better team next season.

The Bengals desperately need to fix their defense this offseason. Cincinnati should pursue these 3 defensive players during free agency.

CINCINNATI — FOX Sports NFL reporter Greg Auman sees a reunion in the Bengals future. He thinks the team will bring back Lion defensive tackle DJ Reader to the organization after he played with the them from 2020-23.

We’re getting closer and closer to NFL free agency, and the Cincinnati Bengals have 16 players with expiring contracts. Who will re-sign with the team, and who will leave when the 2026 league year begins?

In the 2025 season, the Cincinnati Bengals disappointed as they went 6-11 and missed the postseason for the third consecutive year. That did not stop Bengals players from sharing their opinions and making headlines.

This NFL offseason could be weird. But the Bengals could also take advantage.

A good move for Hobby, while also one that will only ramp up the speculation that the Colts could be a free agency landing spot for Hendrickson. If the Bengals don't use a franchise tag on Hendrickson, he could elect to stay in the AFC with the Colts, given some of the connections in Indianapolis now.

Furniture and other items from Paycor Stadium are available for sale in a live auction that will take place on Saturday, Feb. 14.

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As Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic urges, the Bengals need to add not one, not two, but at least three pass rushers this offseason, whether it's through free agency or the draft, to field a respectable defense in 2026.