Bengals owner Mike Brown shared his thoughts on negotiations with Hamilton County and the team's Super Bowl chances.

Concerns raised include the promised property tax rollback, stadium maintenance and transparency in naming rights deals.

The Bengals and Hamilton County agreed on a letter of intent in late June, outlining the basic terms of a proposed 11-year ...

Invest in us, not the billionaire Bengals." “Losing this franchise would be the worst mistake the city has seen in a century.

So why not demand the Bengals pay more or at least agree to a longer lease term? This needed to be at least a 60/40 split between the taxpayers and team, similar to other stadium deals across the NFL.

It was originally named Paul Brown Stadium until the team sold the naming rights in August 2022.The new lease would keep the Bengals there for 11 years and could be extended through 2046 ...

Aschoff said that the lease agreement is also a win for Cincinnati's economy. A UC study said the team brings in more than a billion dollars in annual economic impact and is responsible for 7,500 ...

The Bengals host what is famously called Mock Turtle Soup Day every year at the start of training camp. But how did the ...

CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County are officially extending the deadline to renew the lease of Paycor Stadium. It comes after the team and the county agreed on a letter of ...

Stadium upgrades now carry a county cap of $350 million, with the Bengals and the NFL’s G-4 loan program covering $120 million − about 25 % of the tab. Taxpayers shouldered 94 % of the 1997 ...

The Cincinnati Bengals are staying home.. Hamilton County and the team reached a new lease deal on Thursday, June 26, that will keep the Bengals at Paycor Stadium through at least June 2036, with ...

The Cincinnati Bengals are staying put until at least 2036. The team agreed to a new lease Thursday that will keep it in Paycor Stadium for another decade. The Bengals announced the news Thursday ...