Over at Bleacher Report, Kristopher Knox, for example, listed the top offseason candidates for the trade block in the offseason and put Miami Dolphins wideout Tyreek Hill at No. 1, suggesting the Bengals as a possible suitor:
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Are Dolphins in NFL playoffs? What needs to happen for Miami to make postseasonThe Miami Dolphins are one of three teams vying for the last spot in the AFC playoff bracket. The path to that No. 7 seed isn’t easy, though.
However, an AFC North rival, the Cleveland Browns, failed to help Cincinnati. Cleveland lost at home to the Miami Dolphins. NFL.com estimates the Bengals' playoff probability at 15 percent. Cincinnati still needs the Miami Dolphins to lose on the road ...
The Bills have locked up the No. 2 seed in the AFC. The Denver Broncos (9-7), Miami Dolphins (8-8) and Cincinnati Bengals (8-8) are fighting for the final playoff berth to earn a date in Buffalo in the wild-card round.
Tua Tagovailoa likely out for Dolphins vs. Jets. Bengals need help from Miami and the Broncos to make the playoffs if they beat the Steelers Saturday.
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Why Dolphins have best shot to earn AFC's No. 7 seed over Broncos, Bengals
2025 NFL playoff picture: How Bengals or Dolphins can still steal AFC's final postseason spot from Broncos
There is officially only one spot left to be clinched in the AFC playoffs and heading into the final week of the NFL season, there are only three teams still alive to earn the spot: the Denver Broncos,
The Bengals are tied with the Dolphins a game back of the Broncos for the final playoff berth. We break down how they can clinch a spot in the 2025 NFL Playoffs in Week 18.
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is a Cincinnati Bengals fan for the moment as he publicly hopes for them to defeat the visiting Denver Broncos
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills would await the Bengals in the wild-card round if Cincinnati gets help Sunday from the Chiefs and Jets.
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Former Clemson co-defensive coordinator parts ways with the Cincinnati BengalsThe Cincinnati Bengals have made changes to their coaching staff, including the departure of defensive line coach Marion Hobby. Hobby, who joined the Bengals in 2021, has 10 years of NFL coaching experience.
The Cincinnati Bengals, 9-8 during each of the last two seasons, fired defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, offensive line coach Frank Pollack, linebacker coach James Bettcher and defensive line coach Marion Hobby.
More: 'It's a waiting game.' How the Bengals are handling not knowing their playoff fate. Broncos victory eliminates Bengals from playoff contention . Denver dominated in all phas
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