After the Bengals' latest playoffs shortfall, Joe Burrow addressed chatter he could leave Cincinnati and said his comments were about enjoying football, not a future exit.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow made headlines a week ago with his comments about continuing to play football, and he put any remaining speculation to bed in his latest press conference Wednesday afternoon.

Bengals will face a QB making his starting debut for the 23 time in franchise history when the Dolphins turn to rookie Quinn Ewers on Sunday.

Speculation has surrounded Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow in the last week after his remarks during a press conference fueled questions about his football future.

The Cincinnati Bengals are out of playoff contention with a 4-10 record. Despite this, coach Zac Taylor says quarterback Joe Burrow will start the remaining games as they aim for wins.

After missing nine games and a third straight playoff absence, Burrow balanced team loyalty with a surprisingly philosophical take on career longevity.

CINCINNATI — Sports Illustrated's Daniel Flick posted his latest 2026 NFL Mock Draft this week, and he had Cincinnati taking an SEC cornerback with the ninth pick in the draft. Flick stuck the Bengals with LSU CB Mansoor Delane.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins returned to practice as a limited participant after missing Week 15 with a concussion.