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.

They encouraged the county's three commissioners to finalize a new lease agreement that would keep the Bengals playing at ...

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 ...

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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 ...

There's a plan for a new lease agreement to replace the current lease for Paycor Stadium, which has been criticized as one of the worst stadium deals in the country for local taxpayers. Hamilton ...

Hamilton County will vote on Paycor Stadium lease terms on June 26, their last scheduled meeting before a key deadline, according to their agenda. The Bengals have until June 30 to let the county know ...

The current lease ends after the 2025 season, and this new agreement will help extend that while updating the aging stadium. Bengals, County Split the Cost Under the new plan, Hamilton County will ...

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 ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Hamilton County and the owners of the Bengals agreed Monday to extend the current lease for Paycor Stadium until July 31 as the two sides finalize a new agreement.

NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports on the Cincinnati Bengals reaching a new agreement with regard to their lease term at Paycor Stadium.