Glenn Adams is an Assignment Editor at NewsWithViews.com. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on team sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting. Glenn's work has been featured in various outlets including Saturday Blitz, Yardbarker, The Pantagraph, and The Fayetteville Observer.
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Glenn Adams' coverage focuses solely on sports, particularly football and the Cincinnati Bengals. His work primarily includes game analysis and often features statistical breakdowns. To effectively engage with Glenn, consider providing in-depth analysis of team performances, player statistics, or insights into game strategies.
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Good for the goose is good for the foie gras as the French would say By Glenn Adams |
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Apparently, two blockers aren't enough to keep Dexter Lawrence out of the backfield By Glenn Adams |
The Browns, Ravens, and Steelers were in action in Week 6 as the Cincinnati Bengals enjoyed their bye, while their divisional rivals had another wild week
The Cincinnati Bengals took Week 6 off this past weekend for their bye week. However, the front office was still on their grind, looking for talent in the 2027 NFL Draft.
Bengals edge rushers must take more advantage of Lawrence's gravity By Glenn Adams |
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Trading for a RB sounds cool, fixing other issues sounds better By Glenn Adams |
The Cincinnati Bengals face a figurative and literal big test as they travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens, led by Derrick Henry.
The Cincinnati Bengals had many issues to address this offseason. Naturally, there were too many, and they couldn't cancel all of them in one offseason. There is always next year.
It's starting to look like one of those years when the Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, and Pittsburgh Steelers beat each other up while beating everyone else outside the division.
When the Cincinnati Bengals sent their scouts to 'the Big House' to watch Michigan versus Indiana, they were tipping their paw, err, hand, at what awaits in the 2027 NFL Draft.
