The sports world had plenty of fun reacting to the Bengals' generic email sent out to Ring of Honor members recently inviting them to this year's ceremony on Oct. 26. former QB and current ROH member Boomer Esiason brought it to the forefront,

The Cincinnati Bengals are looking for someone to step up at the defensive tackle position behind starters B.J. Hill and T.J. Slaton. The hallmark of an elite QB is the ability not only to not miss anything, but to take more than the defense gives you. The mental game is the key to that.

The Cincinnati Bengals boast one of the best receiving duos in the NFL in the form of Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, so they aren't exactly hurting for talent in that department. As a matter of fact, one can argue that they have a surplus at the position.

Mitch Tinsley went from being a bit of an unknown wide receiver making splash plays in Cincinnati Bengals training camp to dazzling in a preseason game on Monday Night Football.

The Bengals reportedly hosted veteran guard Dalton Risner for a visit on Tuesday, but how big of an improvement could he be if Cincinnati signs him?

Dillon spent seven seasons in Cincinnati, running for 8,061 yards and 45 touchdowns. He was inducted into the Ring Of Honor last season. Of course, Dillon could still get an invite with the celebration still more than two months away. He shared the news after responding to our story about Boomer Esiason's recent comments.

The Cincinnati Bengals have a major rebound in mind in 2025, when they seek a return to the playoffs behind quarterback Joe Burrow and one of the NFL’s most explosive offenses.