The Bengals sat still at the deadline despite obvious needs along the defensive line and at other positions. It was a bit strange, considering The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reported roughly one hour before the deadline that the team was on the hunt for help on the interior of that defensive line.

The Cincinnati Bearcats opted not to add any talent on the defensive side of the ball as the NFL trade deadline is officially over. With needs at defensive end, cornerback and defensive tackle, the Bengals could have justified adding talent at any of those positions.

Rookie tight end Erick All Jr. suffered a season-ending ACL injury in Sunday's 41-24 win over the Raiders. All's versatile skillset allowed the Bengals to rely on a lot of 12-personnel (one running back and two tight ends) packages.

After a slow start, the Bengals are back on track, and they should make some trades at the NFL trade deadline. Who should they trade for?

The NFL trade deadline is just hours away. NFL insider Dianna Russini believes the Bengals are willing to make a deal. She shared insight into their mindset ahead of the 4 p.m. ET deadline on the Scoop City Podcast.

The Cincinnati Bengals had a need at running back before Zack Moss’ serious injury. Moss and Chase Brown were an effective duo, yet the Bengals couldn’t reasonably go with a two-deep rotation for 17 games,

Moss and All Jr. have been effective for the Bengals throughout the season, so the news gives the Bengals a bit of a setback as to how they will plan for upcoming games. After missing the Bengals' Week 9 outing against the Las Vegas Raiders,

Cincinnati Bengals running back Zack Moss suffered an injury late last week that calls into question his availability for Week 10 and beyond. With the injury occurring right arou