Bengals Schedule Release: News and open discussion

Q: What is the significance of the Bengals playing in Madrid?

The Bengals will play a game in Madrid, marking their first international game, which highlights the NFL's global expansion efforts.

Q: How many primetime games will the Bengals have this season?

The exact number of primetime games for the Bengals will be revealed with the schedule release, but fans are eager to see how the schedule makers have arranged them.

Q: When will the NFL release the Bengals' schedule?

The NFL will release the Bengals' schedule tonight, turning what was once a simple announcement into a prime time event.

Q: What are fans hoping for in the Bengals' upcoming schedule?

Fans are looking forward to the number of primetime games and the overall layout of the schedule, particularly after a fifth straight primetime game against the Ravens.

Bengals wide receiver Ja’marr Chase laughs during a press conference at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati on Oct. 14, 2025. | Albert Cesare/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The NFL will finally be releasing their schedule tonight. It used to be done unceremoniously , but now it has been turned into a prime time event. It also has become a game of “which subscriptions am I going to need this season?“ We also know who the Bengals are playing and whether they will be on the road or not. We also know Cincinnati will be playing a game in Madrid (Spain) as the NFL released that early. That really is what seeing the schedule is all about. Seeing how many primetime games the team gets, and how the schedule makers decide to screw them by having a fifth straightprimetime game in Baltimore to face the Ravens. What are you hoping or looking for? **Joe Flacco To Star in Season Three of Netflix ‘Quarterback’ Docu-series on July 14** Quarterback give viewers exclusive, unprecedented access to four quarterbacks across the 2025 NFL season both on and off the field. This season features Flacco, Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Baker Mayfield, Tennessee Titans rookie QB and Washington Commanders QB . Relive key moments from the season and get a behind-the-scenes look at what makes the QB position one of football’s toughest jobs. **** Davis (6-4, 194) played in 37 career games with 29 starts in his college career, spending his first three seasons (’22-24) at the University of Arizona before transferring to for the ’25 campaign. His career totals included 95 tackles, 3.5 TFLs, 25 pass breakups, three INTs and one FR. **** “Nobody loves winning more than Joey B, so, you know, man, as I said, these moves help put us in a great position overall as a team. And you know, I just look forward to being able to go out there and do my job, keeping him clean, score some points, and win some football games,” Brown said on the show. **** The Bengals quarterback, who has been in the NFL since 2020, has never played in an international game. Burrow thought the Bengals were going to get one last year, but that didn’t happen. After getting passed over on the international schedule, Burrow made it clear he was disappointed his team wouldn’t be going abroad. As crazy as it sounds, that might have actually factored into why the NFL decided to send the Bengals to Madrid this year. **** “I feel like last year I was in my head a little bit,” Iosivas said. “I had those drops in those games and people were telling me to kill myself and all that kind of stuff. I never had that kind of stuff happen to me before. So it got in my head a little bit when people — you know, when your DMs [direct messages] are flooded with people telling you to kill yourself.” **** “He definitely came up to me and said he’s going to push me,” Stewart said, according to Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com. “Some days, I’m going to hate him, but it’s going to be for the better. He’s going to come in and try and push me to be the best version of myself.”