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There’s been plenty of speculation this season about Bengals coach Marvin Lewis moving on from the job he’s held for the last 15 years and Sunday morning brought a report from Adam Schefter of ESPN that Lewis is indeed planning on leaving the organization at the end of the season. Could a move to the front office be next up for Lewis? It’s something that’s been talked about for several years given his heavy involvement in personnel decisions in Cincinnati over the years and it appears to be something that Lewis is open to doing in 2018 and beyond. Continue to Article

December 17, 2017 10:57:am EST

After 15 seasons in Cincinnati, Marvin Lewis is moving on. Lewis will leave the Bengals after this season, ESPN reported this morning. That’s no surprise: Lewis did a good job turning the Bengals around early in his tenure in Cincinnati, but more recently Continue to Article

December 17, 2017 10:18:am EST

MINNEAPOLIS -- The pre- and post-game meetings between opposing NFL coaches are generally cordial to cold, depending on what they think of each other. But when Cincinnati Bengals coach Marvin Lewis and Minnesota Vikings coach Mike Zimmer meet on the field Continue to Article

December 13, 2017 5:13:pm EST

The Steelers have placed linebacker Ryan Shazier on injured reserve, the team announced Tuesday. Shazier was injured on Dec. 4 when Pittsburgh was playing against the Bengals in Cincinnati on Monday Night Football. The linebacker from Ohio State went to make a tackle on Bengals receiver Josh Malone and hit the receiver with the crown of his helmet. Continue to Article

December 12, 2017 1:09:pm EST

The NFL Network has suspended three analysts, including Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk, after an ex-wardrobe stylist for the network filed suit over sexual harassment on Monday. The woman, Jami Cantor, alleges a number of offenses by NFL Enterprises in the lawsuit, including sexual harassment, age discrimination, wrongful termination, and unfair business practices. Bloomberg was first to acquire the lawsuit. "This is a severe case and I think my client is extremely courageous in coming forward," Laura Horton, Cantor's lawyer, said in a statement. "I'm grateful for the national conversation regarding sexual harassment over the last 60-90 days and I hope the conversation continues. "The Continue to Article

December 12, 2017 11:22:am EST