There was some question as to whether Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow would attend and participate in the Pro Bowl this weekend. After all, Burrow was last seen overseas, and major names opt out of the Pro Bowl often, hence Patriots rookie Drake Maye suddenly being one of the players set to attend.

The Bengals defensive lineman is on AFC No. 2, with Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen, Indianapolis Colts guard Quenton Nelson and linebacker Zaire Franklin, Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. and long snapper Ross Matiscik, and Buffalo Bills running back James Cook.

While some stars opted out, Burrow and Baker Mayfield will be among the players on hand for the revamped games.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow will not be joined by the Ravens' Lamar Jackson or the Bills' Josh Allen at the upcoming Pro Bowl Games.

The Cincinnati Bengals will have at least one coach at the NFL’s Pro Bowl this year. This went public mid-week, with the NFL pulling back the curtain on Pro Bowl coaches ahead of the 2025 Pro Bowl Games. On the AFC side, Bengals wideout coach Troy Walters will serve as the offensive coordinator for the team overseen by head coach Peyton Manning.

Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin offered the latest on where things stand with Trey Hendrickson and a possible contract extension.

There will be 88 NFL stars competing in Orlando, including Trey Hendrickson who led the NFL in sacks with 17.5 for the Cincinnati Bengals.

Former Oregon Ducks quarterback Bo Nix is coming off a memorable rookie season with the Denver Broncos but he's choosing to not close things out with an appeara

As the 2024 regular season wound down, Lamb notably tried to power through a shoulder injury. He suffered an AC joint sprain during a November meeting with the Falcons in Atlanta. The Cowboys shut Lamb down for the season on Dec. 26, meaning he missed meetings against Philadelphia and Washington.

The Cincinnati Bengals could make some cost-saving moves in the offseason to add more flexibility in building their roster.

A brand new conspiracy theory shows that the Cincinnati Bengals are set to make it to Super Bowl 60 at Levi's Stadium.