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SEATTLE — United States men's national team coach Mauricio Pochettino said Christian Pulisic is “much better” than a week ago, but the staff is still evaluating the star attacker ahead of its match against Australia today in Group D play of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
By: Laurel Pfahler
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Bengals coach Zac Taylor made a decision earlier this month to shorten mandatory minicamp, but didn't start telling players until Monday, June 15.
SEATTLE, Wash. — Even as a native of Argentina, United States men’s national team coach Mauricio Pochettino couldn’t hold back feelings about the support he felt from the fans in
By: Laurel Pfahler
CINCINNATI — Jordan Battle said he already can feel the impact of the Cincinnati Bengals' new additions on defense through the offseason workout program.
When Joe Burrow is healthy, it’s hard to find anyone better.
By: Laurel Pfahler
The Cincinnati Bengals felt good about their running game last year with Chase Brown continuing his ascent to a bigger role within the offense, and now he’s got even more
By: Laurel Pfahler
The Cincinnati Bengals’ receiving corps was expecting a big year in 2025 after the top three pass-catchers signed new contracts or extensions, but Joe Burrow’s toe injury shook things up,
By: Laurel Pfahler
The Cincinnati Bengals' receiving corps was expecting a big year in 2025 after the top three pass-catchers signed new contracts or extensions, but
By: Laurel Pfahler
The Cincinnati Bengals still ranked among the worst offensive lines last year, but by the end of the season, quarterback Joe Burrow was calling it the best he's played behind.
The Cincinnati Bengals didn't do enough to address the lack of a pass rush last offseason, but they turned some heads in how they went about fixing their defensive line issues this year.
