Oh, that's right, the Cincinnati Bengals refusing to spend money. Now we're talking. Mandatory minicamps are wrapping up around the league, and the headlining discussion about the Bengals isn't Joe Burrow coming off an NFL-leading 43-touchdown season.

The situation is no different when it comes to Cincinnati Bengals star, Trey Hendrickson. As the veteran pass rusher is in search of a new deal, and struggling to make progress on one in Ohio, the Bengals could end up in a situation where they move on from him.

The Cincinnati Bengals have announced their 2025 training camp schedule, with dates and times for all to see. The first day of camp comes on Wednesday, July 23rd with the first of eight select practices open to the public, one of which being a special Saturday night practice in Paycor Stadium on August 2nd.

The Bengals seem to invent new ways to frustrate their fans (and players) every year, and that's once again happening this year. Not only did they have Trey Hendrickson skip minicamp, but their first-round pick (Shemar Stewart) left camp early on Thursday.

The Bengals held their mini camp at the outdoor practice fields today. Stewart says he's just asking for what past first-round picks have received. He's considered a raw prospect who needs refinement.

As good as Joe Burrow was last year, the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback believes he needs to be even better in 2025 because his play will have the greatest impact on the team’s success.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor remains one of the most perplexing hot seat candidates around the NFL. Most would agree that Taylor enjoys some almost unparalleled job security in Cincinnati, where Marvin Lewis ran the show for almost two decades before Taylor arrived and helped the team make a Super Bowl appearance.

Joe Burrow has emphasized making aggressive throws downfield during practices this summer, and offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher said that he's seeing improvement out of the star quarterback.