But for whatever reason, three stars haven't gotten deals yet: Trey Hendrickson of the Bengals, Micah Parsons of the Cowboys and Terry McLaurin of the Commanders. They're all part of the same odd contract situation, with the two pass rushers the easiest to break down together since they play the same position.

There is no shortage of opinions on what the Cincinnati Bengals should do withmalcontent defensive end Trey Hendrickson. Should they give him what he wantsand make him happy? Should they trade him? Continue to low-ball him and let thechips fall where they may?

The Cincinnati Bengals will continue to play their home games at Paycor Stadium for at least another decade and potentially through the 2045 season. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the franchise finalized with Hamilton County a new lease that keeps them in town on an 11-year extension through June 2036.

The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County finalized a new 11-year lease on Friday that includes $470 million in renovations to Paycor Stadium. Hamilton County commissioners approved a version of the lease on Thursday but the Bengals did not sign because they had not seen the version that county officials approved.

Bengals Vice President Troy Blackburn wanted to extend the 1997 stadium lease rather than continue negotiations.

A former Cincinnati Bengals player has found a new home in free agency. Fresh off a former Bengals player landing with the Pittsburgh Steelers, offensive tackle La’el Collins ha