The Cincinnati Bengals will revert back to Andy Dalton as their starting quarterback. Dalton started the first eight games of the season but was benched in favor of Ryan Finley.

"It's time to give him another opportunity," Taylor said of Dalton.

The Bengals will likely have the No. 1 overall pick in the draft with Joe Burrow widely considered the favorite to be picked. Burrow is a native of Ohio.

According to oddsmakers at SportsBetting.ag, Cam Newton is more likely to begin the 2020 season with the Chicago Bears or Cincinnati Bengals than he is to remain with the Carolina Panthers.

Newton is out for the season and his future with the Panthers is uncertain.

The Cincinnati Bengals have released Preston Brown. Brown had re-signed with the Bengals in March on a three-year, $16.5 million contract that included $4.8 million in guaranteed money.

Brown had 54 tackles with one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. 

A.J. Green will be out indefinitely as he suffered a setback in his recovery from a left ankle injury.

Green experienced swelling following Monday's off-week practice.

"For me, just gotta make sure I feel comfortable going out there and pushing it," Green said Thursday. "For me, just gotta make sure I gotta take care of me first before anything else."

Green has not played since he tore multiple ligaments in his left ankle during the Bengals' first practice of the preseason.

The Bengals have yet to win a game this season.

After nine weeks of NFL action, the projected 2020 NFL draft order has shifted.

The Cincinnati Bengals are now projected to pick first overall, followed by the Washington Redskins and Miami Dolphins.

Miami was in the first slot before this past weekend's victory over the New York Jets, who are currently slotted fourth.

Andy Dalton wasn't happy when the Cincinnati Bengals let last week's deadline pass without a trade.

The quarterback is eagerly awaiting an offseason trade, according to sources.

Dalton, 32, has one year left on his contract. He'll make $17.5 million next season.