They will ruin him and he’ll want out. The same words were uttered in 2003 when the Bengals drafted Carson Palmer with the top pick. Eight years later, Palmer announced he’d rather retire than ...

Carson Palmer was a pretty productive player during his time with the Cincinnati Bengals, and throughout his entire time in the NFL. He also made a whole lot of money over the course of his career ...

Former Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer is the new head football coach at his alma mater, Santa Margarita High School. Three keys: What you should expect from Bengals vs. Tennessee ...

As Joe Burrow continues to play arguably the best football of his career, the Cincinnati Bengals remain just 5-8 on the season. Burrow is ranked No. 1 in the NFL in passing yards and passing ...

Former NFL quarterback Carson Palmer had a messy divorce from the Cincinnati Bengals during his NFL career. 'A Football Life': Members from the unbeaten 1972 Miami Dolphins squad talk about how ...

From O.J. Simpson to Caleb Williams, USC has produced the most No. 1 NFL draft picks. How do other schools stack up? Check ...

Alienate him like they supposedly did with Carson Palmer back in the day? To me, this is the right call to keep Burrow happy, so maybe the Bengals have wisened up? Keep in mind that Hendrickson ...

Bengals fans don't need to see the name Carson Palmer to know where this is going. Had the Bengals failed to extend both Chase and Higgins after multiple years of losing talented players like ...

Sure, he's actually the quarterback, but he might as well be the Bengals' general manager because he was the catalyst for Cincinnati's two biggest moves of the 2025 offseason and those were the new ...

If the Bengals can't afford Trey Hendrickson, someone else certainly can. That someone else just might be the Detroit Lions. That's the idea thrown out by ESPN's Bill Barnwell in his mock draft ...

"GMFB" reacts to former NFL quarterback Carson Palmer's comment on Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan revisits the 2011 NFL Draft.