The Cincinnati Bengals get back to work on April 21. Thursday, the NFL revealed the dates and times for offseason workout programs and that kicks off the spring work for the Bengals. After that first day on April 21,

All eyes in Cincinnati are suddenly on the ticking clock toward an expiration of the Bengals’ lease at Paycor Stadium. Earlier this week, Bengals executive V.P. Katie Blackburn acknowledged the reality that, without an extension, the Bengals are technically free to play anywhere in 2026.

According to Cincinnati Bengals executive vice president Katie Blackburn, it is possible the team will not opt to exercise a five-year extension on their stadium lease and opt to look for other places to play.

What about tight end? Colston Loveland and Tyler Warren were mentioned as top favorites for pick No. 17. Georgia safety Malaki Starks was also mentioned before the first defensive lineman (Walter Nolan).

Let's take another look at some recent mock drafts and who could potentially be the pick at No. 17 for the Cincinnati Bengals.

After the Cincinnati Bengals signed star receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins to massive contract extensions this offseason, some believe star quarterback Joe Burrow was the catalyst to make it happen.

Hendrickson has quite literally been the stabilizing force on a Bengals that has been subpar for many years, and still found a way to put up incredible numbers in the process. His

To be blunt, the Bengals have been horrific at the start of seasons under Taylor. The less impactful approach to the offseason was aimed at reducing injuries and wear and tear, yet the Bengals entered last season with a few serious injuries, anyway.