Jason Marcum is a journalist at Fantasy Football News Desk. He covers a wide range of sports topics, with a particular focus on major league and team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports. His work has been featured in MSN, BVM Sports, NewsBreak, SB Nation, Cincy Jungle, ASeaOfBlue, and Yahoo Sports.
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Jason Marcum's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly football and college basketball. Given his focus on event coverage and announcements, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, player injuries or updates, team signings and trades, as well as insights into game strategies.
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Keep track of everything related to Bengals vs. Bucs in Week 1.
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By: Jason Marcum
With an assist from Barrett Carter and Myles Murphy.
After the defense recovered a fumble to put the Bengals in Bucs territory.
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The Cincinnati Bengals offensive line got very little respect entering the 2026 season, despite returning every starter from a promising 2025 season for the unit. One analyst even had this group ranked among the five worst o-lines in the NFL. Thankfully, the unit we saw in Sunday’s 33-27 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers not […]
The Cincinnati Bengals offensive line got very little respect entering the 2026 season, despite returning every starter from a promising 2025 season for the unit.
Hard to argue against the Bears after one week, but it's still early. And the Bengals managed to put up 33 points with Ja'Marr Chase doing nothing and Joe Burrow not having a good game by his standards. Let us know who you think will have the best offense this season!
By: Jason Marcum
The Bengals could have all hands on deck when they face the Texans.
By: Jason Marcum
Houston has been hit hard by the injury bug already.
