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  • Cincinnati Bengals Reporter, ESPN
  • Adjunct Journalist Professor, Southern Methodist University
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Covers Bengals for @ESPN. Adjunct journalism prof, @SMU. IG/Threads: bbaby41. Send me emails: ben.baby@espn.com
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AFC Norte: Lamar Jackson celebró la salida de Myles Garrett

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By Ben Baby Verified
| Hat Trick ESPN W
Análisis de los reporteros que siguen a Bengals, Browns, Ravens y Steelers, de cara al 2026 de la NFL Al finalizar el minicampamento de los Baltimore Ravens, el mariscal de campo Lamar Jackson no pudo ocultar su entusiasmo cuando se le preguntó sobre su reacción ante la salida de Myles Garrett de la AFC Norte. Lamar Jackson alzó ambos puños y exclamó: "Pensé: '¡Sí! ¡Ya no tendré que verlo!'".
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Taking stock of the AFC North: 'It's a transition year for the division'

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By Ben Baby Verified, Jamison Hensley Verified, Daniel Oyefusi Verified, Brooke Pryor Verified
| ESPN Verified
At the end of the Baltimore Ravens' minicamp, quarterback Lamar Jackson couldn't hide his excitement when asked about his reaction to Myles Garrett no longer being in the AFC North.
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Three quotes that sum up Joe Burrow's offseason

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By Ben Baby Verified
| ESPN Verified
CINCINNATI -- Joe Burrow had a lot to say this offseason. Between all of the flag football and horse racing and fashion shows that have hosted his downtime since the end of last season, the Cincinnati Bengals franchise quarterback also had two news conferences during workouts. It's no secret this season is arguably the most important since the Bengals drafted Burrow with the No. 1 overall pick in 2020. Cincinnati was uncharacteristically aggressive after a disappointing 6-11 campaign in 2025.
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