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Originally Published 1 year ago — by FOX19
The Cincinnati Bengals will be without tackle Orlando Brown Jr. and defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins for their upcoming game against the Tennessee Titans. Despite some knee soreness, quarterback Joe Burrow is expected to play. The game is scheduled for Sunday in Nashville.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Cincy Jungle
The Cincinnati Bengals face a challenging situation as they prepare for their Week 14 game against the Dallas Cowboys, with left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. doubtful to play due to a knee injury. Cody Ford is expected to fill in at left tackle, while Cordell Volson returns to left guard. The Bengals' offensive line struggles could be problematic against the Cowboys' strong defense, which ranks ninth in the league for sacks. The team's playoff hopes are slim, and any further setbacks could end their chances.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Sports Illustrated
Bengals' left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. will miss the Sunday night game against the Los Angeles Chargers due to a knee/fibula injury. Brown, a four-time Pro Bowler, has been out since October 27 and was a limited participant in practice this week. The team has decided to give him additional time to recover.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bengals.com
Bengals' Joe Burrow and Orlando Brown Jr. joined the Kelce Brothers' podcast at the University of Cincinnati, engaging in witty banter and sharing football insights. Burrow discussed his empowering experience as a rookie quarterback and his success against the Chiefs, while also expressing his belief in the importance of showing emotions on the field. The podcast was a mix of humor and football, with Brown praising Bengals' Trey Hendrickson and the event culminating in an Ohio football love-fest.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
Cincinnati Bengals' quarterback Joe Burrow supports offensive tackle Jonah Williams' trade request, but acknowledges that "business is business." Williams requested a trade after the team signed Orlando Brown Jr. to play left tackle, pushing Williams to the right side. The Bengals have no plans to trade Williams, who is recovering from offseason knee surgery and expected to show up during mandatory sessions. With La'el Collins recovering from a torn ACL, Williams is more valuable to the team in the immediate future than as a trade piece.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Arrowhead Addict
Cincinnati mayor Aftab Pureval enlisted the help of Kansas City Chiefs player Orlando Brown Jr. to announce the Bengals' scheduled game against the Chiefs. This comes after Pureval previously referred to the Chiefs' home stadium as "Burrowhead" and talked trash about their chances of beating the Bengals in the AFC Championship game last winter. However, both parties seem to have moved on and are playing nice, with the potential for a thrilling rematch in Week 17.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce expressed his disappointment over the departure of left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. to the Cincinnati Bengals, calling it like "watching your best friend just turn evil on you." Brown received a four-year, $64.09 million deal, which includes a signing bonus north of $31 million. The Chiefs have struggled to beat the Bengals in the past two years, and Brown's departure to their primary postseason rival has wounded Kelce deeply.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
The Cincinnati Bengals made a splash in free agency by signing top tackle Orlando Brown Jr. to protect franchise quarterback Joe Burrow. Other positive signings include Cameron Sutton, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, and Javon Hargrave. The most baffling signings include the Ravens' every move, Andre Dillard to the Titans, Tremaine Edmunds to the Bears, Jawaan Taylor to the Chiefs, and James Robinson to the Patriots.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
The Cincinnati Bengals made a splash in free agency by signing top tackle Orlando Brown Jr. to protect franchise quarterback Joe Burrow. Other notable signings include C.J. Gardner-Johnson to the Lions and Javon Hargrave to the 49ers. The Ravens' every move and the Patriots' signing of James Robinson and JuJu Smith-Schuster were among the most baffling moves.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Cincy Jungle
The Cincinnati Bengals have made significant moves in free agency, signing premier left tackle Orlando Brown Jr to a four-year, $64.092 million contract with a $31 million signing bonus, as well as bringing in former Ram Nick Scott to replace Vonn Bell at strong safety. The Bengals have also retained several of their own players, but have yet to address needs at tight end and cornerback. There are rumors that left tackle Jonah Williams may be traded, and the Bengals have applied to host the NFL draft after the 2024 season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Cincy Jungle
The Cincinnati Bengals have had a successful run in free agency over the past three years, signing players who have helped turn the team around. The 2020 class brought in defensive tackle D.J. Reader, safety Vonn Bell, and linebacker Josh Bynes, while the 2021 class included defensive end Trey Hendrickson, cornerbacks Chidobe Awuzie and Mike Hilton, and offensive tackle Reilly Reiff. The 2022 class added offensive linemen Alex Cappa, Ted Karras, and La'el Collins, as well as tight end Hayden Hurst. The Bengals' front office has earned trust in their ability to make smart signings, and their focus this off-season is on extending quarterback Joe Burrow and wide receiver Tee Higgins.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Cincy Jungle
The Cincinnati Bengals have signed Orlando Brown Jr. to a four-year deal worth $64 million, with $42.3 million guaranteed, making it the most guaranteed money they've ever awarded a player. Brown is considered one of the top tackles in the league and is expected to provide much-needed pass protection for quarterback Joe Burrow. While some fans are cautious due to past disappointments, the perceived value of Brown is much higher than previous signings.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Cincy Jungle
Offensive line coach Frank Pollack believes that Jonah Williams, who recently requested a trade after the Cincinnati Bengals signed Orlando Brown Jr., can make the transition to right tackle with ease. Pollack praised Williams' intelligence, athleticism, and technical skills, and hopes to keep him on the team despite the trade request. Williams has been a solid player for the Bengals since being drafted in 2019.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Arrowhead Pride
Orlando Brown Jr. has been traded from the Kansas City Chiefs to the Cincinnati Bengals after two seasons of stability on the offensive line. The Baltimore Ravens traded Brown to the Chiefs in 2021, receiving two useful players in return. Brown's trade to the Bengals brings much-needed depth to their offensive line at a fair market price. Overall, the trade appears to be a win for all parties involved.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Cincy Jungle
Cincinnati Bengals' left tackle Jonah Williams has reportedly requested a trade out of the team due to the signing of Orlando Brown Jr. and the potential move to right tackle. Williams' career in Cincinnati has been hampered by injuries and inconsistent play. The Bengals are not known for trading players just because they asked for it, but with Williams due $12.6M guaranteed on his 5th year option, a trade may be possible before or during the 2023 NFL Draft.