Anthony Cosenza is a writer at Cincy Jungle. He covers the Cincinnati Bengals through various media formats, including podcasting and editing, with a focus on team sports and professional athletics. Anthony has been featured in Cincy Jungle, The News-Press Media Group (Part of the USATODAY Network), NewsBreak, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Anthony Cosenza's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, particularly the Cincinnati Bengals and NFL. He seems to be interested in game previews, podcasts, and interviews related to football events.
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By: Anthony Cosenza
The team and one of its best young talents aren’t seemingly close to a long-term deal.
By: Anthony Cosenza
Two of the best players in Bengals history have new hurdles to clear to get into Canton.
By: Anthony Cosenza
The 2026 NFL season kicks off in a handful of days!
One of the unlikely additions to the Bengals’ receiver room assumed an unlikely leadership role this summer.
By: Anthony Cosenza
Cincinnati’s defensive coordinator is particularly excited about the team’s top pick in the 2026 draft.
By: Anthony Cosenza
The Bengals’ center has seen a lot in his years with the team, and his comments about training camp were eye-opening.
By: Anthony Cosenza
There are the things NFL players say during training camp, and then there are the things that actually make you stop and listen. Ted Karras may have provided a little bit of the latter.
Cincinnati is getting set for a tough inter-conference clash at home to kick off their 2026 season.
The former Bengals head coach has a frontrunner for the AFC North this year.
As on Thursday, Turner went limited Friday. The first player the Bengals signed for their inaugural season in 1968 was veteran quarterback John Stofa, who started seven games that year.
