Club History
16 entries in the Cincinnati Bengals compendium.
Club History — Era Chart
Ken AndersonBengals legend and 1981 NFL MVP who set a completion percentage record that stood for 27 ySam WycheInnovative coach who introduced the no-huddle offense and led the Bengals to Super Bowl XXA.J. GreenBengals legend and seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiverWillie AndersonFour-time Pro Bowl right tackle for the Bengals, three-time first-team All-Pro, and memberMarvin LewisThe architect of the Bengals' revival who never won a playoff game.Jim TurnerJim Turner: multiple individuals, none linked to the Cincinnati Bengals per source.Chris HenryBengals wide receiver whose posthumous diagnosis of CTE raised awareness about brain injurBoomer Esiason MVP YearEsiason's electrifying 1988 season earned him NFL MVP honors for Cincinnati.Mike Brown Sole OwnershipThe steady hand behind the stripes for over three decades of Bengals football.Paul Brown Stadium OpeningA modern fortress on the Ohio River honoring the legendary founder who built a dynasty.Chad Johnson Ochocinco EraThe flamboyant wide receiver who redefined Bengals offense with record-breaking seasons anMarge Schott OwnershipWho Dey! The pride of Cincinnati football.Zac Taylor Head Coach HireThe architect of the Bengals' modern offensive resurgence and Super Bowl contender.Joe Burrow Number One PickThe 2020 number one pick who reignited the Bengals' championship aspirations and defined aMarvin Lewis Longest TenureThe longest-serving coach in Bengals history, defining a fifteen-year era of defensive griA.J. Green All-Pro YearsThe Flyin' Hawaiian's dominance defined a decade of Bengals offense.
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