John Acree is a Writer at various platforms including Cincy Jungle, NewsBreak, RealClearWorld, MSN, and Yahoo Sports. With a career spanning over four decades, he specializes in sports journalism, focusing on team sports, major league sports, and the sports business landscape. His deep-rooted passion for the Bengals, which began in 1968, continues to influence his work and dedication to covering competitive sports.
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John Acree's articles primarily focus on local sports, particularly football and the Cincinnati Bengals. The majority of his coverage involves expert commentary and investment analysis related to player performance, team strategies, and trade deadlines.
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When Lawrence talks, everyone listens.
By: John Acree
Burrow lauds continuity
By: John Acree
Plenty of viable options remain for the Bengals, and now they have more cap space to make a move.
Chase and Tee Higgins agree that the trade is good for the Bengals.
“I’m here to win games.”
Chase and Tee Higgins agree that the trade is good for the Bengals.
By: Zac Taylor, Cashius Howell, Bryan Cook
The Bengals’ free-agent pickup continues flexing his leadership muscles.
“I'm in heaven where you bury somebody or pancake somebody."
By: John Acree
Former second-round pick in camp despite lack of contract
It’s put-up-or-shut-up time for the former Michigan captain.
