Cincinnati Bengals News
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Most Ivy League psychology majors move on to a suit and tie after graduation. Mike Catapano’s attire after he leaves Princeton University includes a helmet and shoulder pads.
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Former All-Pro linebacker James Harrison was signed by the Cincinnati Bengals, remaining in the same National Football League division after the Pittsburgh Steelers cut him.
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The New York Giants signed kicker Josh Brown, signaling the end of Lawrence Tynes’s stay with the team after six years and two Super Bowl titles, according to the Star-Ledger of Newark, New Jersey.
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Oakland, California, the fifth-most crime ridden city in America, faced a $32 million budget deficit in fiscal 2011. It closed the gap by shrinking its police force by 18 percent, shedding 138 officers including 80 dismissals.
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Adam “Pacman” Jones signed a contract with the Cincinnati Bengals, the latest stop in the National Football League for a player with a history of long kick returns and off-the-field troubles.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco cashed in on his championship season by signing the richest contract in National Football League history -- a six- year, $120.6 million deal that includes a $29 million signing bonus and $52 million in guaranteed money.
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Marvin Lewis will return for a franchise-record ninth year as coach of the Cincinnati Bengals, the team said in a news release two days after ending the season 4-12.
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Robert Griffin III, Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck set rookie-quarterback records all season, exceeding expectations. Now they will get their first taste of the playoffs, with two of their teams going head-to-head in the opening round.
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Having turned around H.J. Heinz Co., Chief Executive Officer Bill Johnson may reap about $100 million from the company’s buyout.
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Wide receiver Wes Welker’s move to Denver made the Broncos the new favorite to win the 2014 Super Bowl, moving them past his old team, the New England Patriots.
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