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Washington Post
15-05-2025
- Sport
- Washington Post
Denkey goal and Johnson saves help FC Cincinnati to 1-0 win over Toronto FC
TORONTO — Kévin Denkey scored early and FC Cincinnati made the lead hold and went on to beat Toronto FC 1-0 on Wednesday night moving Cincy into sole possession of the top spot in the Eastern Conference. Denkey put the conference leaders (9-3-1) ahead at the 18th minute when he took a pass down the right sideline from DeAndre Yedlin.
Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Commanders Trade For Hendrickson Would Be $30 Million Super Bowl Move
If there has been a glaring need that the Washington Commanders have had this offseason, it has been at edge rusher. Frankie Luvu had an exceptional year for the Dan Quinn-led defense, but the group as a whole is in need of an every-down player who can get after the top quarterbacks in the league and their division. Advertisement While the team did not address the position that much in the 2025 draft, an All-Pro player may be available for the team in the next few weeks. For Cincinnati Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson, the All-Pro has been a model of consistency. He has recorded 17.5 sacks in each of the last two seasons and is looking for a new deal this offseason. Unfortunately for him, the Bengals haven't met with him post-NFL Draft to get negotiations started. And it has angered the veteran. 'No communication has taken place between my camp and the organization post draft," Hendrickson said to ESPN Monday. The offers prior to the draft did not reflect the vision we shared and were promised last offseason if I continued to play at a high level. Coaches are aware of these past conversations. Advertisement "Rather than using collaboration to get us to a point to bring me home to the team, THEY are no longer communicating. I have been eagerly awaiting a resolution of this situation, but that's hard to do when there is no discussion and an evident lack of interest in reaching mutual goals.' For Hendrickson to come out with this comment is important. Cincinnati extended top receivers like Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. That has left little remaining for the Bengals to extend for other players - or, at least, that can be Cincy's argument. If Cincy isn't careful, they may have no choice but to move Hendrickson. And that could leave the Commanders with a perfect chance to put the finishing touches on a Super Bowl roster. Advertisement What's the trade cost? That's unknown. What the contract cost? We bet it's $30 million per year. What's the payoff for doing this? It's a Super Bowl move, that's what. Related: Hot NFL Schedule Rumor Has Commanders Headed Overseas Related: Commanders Disrespected After NFC East Kickoff Announcement
USA Today
23-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Bengals mock draft 2025: Picking Cincy's path through 7 rounds
Bengals mock draft 2025: Picking Cincy's path through 7 rounds With just a few days left before the 2025 NFL Draft, final mock drafts are starting to trickle in. Big boards are finalizing and strategies are being set. Why not try one more mock draft? We'll go a full seven rounds using Po Football Focus' simulator and their Cincinnati Bengals'-tailored top-100 big board. Let's get started. No. 17 - Walter Nolen, DT, Ole Miss The Bengals need a disruptive 3-tech and a running mate for B.J. Hill. Walter Nolen easily fits the bill. No. 49 - Shavon Revel, CB, East Carolina Revel seems to be coming along nicely from his ACL injury and if he gets back to his old form, this can be a steal at No. 49. No. 81 - Tate Ratledge, OG, Georgia One of the better Day 2 guard prospects falls to the Bengals at No. 81. Ratledge slides right into the starting lineup. RELATED: Bengals NFL mock draft: 7-round, trade-up edition No. 119 - Kyle Williams, WR, Washington State The Bengals are always searching for more wide receivers and here in the fourth, they land a receiver in Williams who had 1,200 yards and 14 touchdowns for Wazzu last season. A No. 3 role behind Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins would fit very nicely for Williams. No. 153 - Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, EDGE, Georgia It took a while to address the edge, but they land a versatile defensive lineman in the fifth round who can move across the line and showed plenty of flashes at Georgia. With some development, he can be an intriguing pass-rush option. No. 193 - R.J. Mickens, S, Clemson Mickens brings plenty of special-teams value thanks to his solid tackling skills and would add depth in the defensive backfield. RELATED: 5 DE Bengals could target early in 2025 NFL draft
Yahoo
27-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Bengals center Ted Karras at Findlay Market Opening Day parade to support Reds, Cincy Hat
Cincinnati Bengals center Ted Karras was on hand Thursday for Findlay Market Opening Day parade festivities, wearing red and white Cincy Hat gear in support of the Cincinnati Reds. Karras has started all 50 games in which he's played over the past three seasons with the Bengals. Karras agreed last March to get a "Cincy" tattoo as part of his St. Tatty's Day event to benefit the Cincy Hat when quarterback Joe Burrow made a $25,000 donation to the Village of Merici. Cincinnati Bengals center Ted Karras Karras and his wife, Rachel, welcomed a baby girl less than one year ago. Advertisement From WLWT via Twitter/X: This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Bengals' Ted Karras at Reds' Opening Day parade to support Cincy Hat
