Even though he got hurt midway through last season, it looks like Joe Burrow may be the real deal for Cincinnati at quarterback. That’s good news for fans looking for something to get excited about as fans return to Paul Brown Stadium. Joe Mixon is also turning into a solid option at wide receiver, and Ja’Marr Chase—one of Burrow’s favorite receiving targets at LSU—was drafted this past offseason to replace the departing A.J. Green. Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd are all expected to turn into solid weapons for Burrow as well as the Bengals look to compete in the competitive AFC North. Take your gameday experience to the ultimate level with a luxury suite at Paul Brown Stadium. Suites are fully catered and served to you by a dedicated gameday suite services staff. Suites also include two large televisions, private restrooms, and are climate-controlled. You also have access to the... MORE
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A new era begins in Cincinnati. The Bengals selected quarterback, Joe Burrow, first overall in the 2020 NFL Draft to be the face of the franchise. Burrow was hands down the best choice for the Bengals and will bring a new style of leadership to the team. Burrow will start out of the gate and will have plenty of playmakers to throw the ball to. A.J. Green and Tyler Boyd will certainly help Burrow get in stride. The Bengals used their second-round draft pick on receiver, Tee Higgins, to add more talent to the receiving core. With Joe Mixon in the backfield, the Bengals are a well-balanced offensive unit.
In free agency, the Bengals invested heavily on the defense. Upgrades were made across the board with the signings of D.J. Reader, Trae Waynes, Mackensie Alexander and Vonn Bell. The Bengals should improve upon their 2-14 record a year ago but more importantly, Bengals fans are seeing the groundwork being laid out to help this franchise win for years to come.
Paul Brown Stadium will be more electric than ever before with Burrow under center. Experience Bengals football from a private suite. Bengals luxury suites will mostly accommodate groups of 20-40 people. Luxury Boxes will stretch from goal line to goal line on three separate levels. The closest to the field are the Plaza Suites, located directly above the 100 level seating sections. Club Suites will be just above the 200 level seating sections and Bengals Suites, directly above the Plaza. All suites include VIP parking and to have the ability to have them catered in advance to your game. Some of the top amenities in a Bengals suite include balcony seating, HDTVs, kitchenettes, and a climate-controlled environment. All guests in a Bengals luxury box will also have exclusive access to private lounges inside the stadium and enter Paul Brown Stadium through a private entrance.
A new era will begin in 2019 for the Cincinnati Bengals.
After 16 seasons and four AFC North titles, longtime head coach Marvin Lewis mutually parted ways with the team. Los Angeles Rams quarterback coach Zac Taylor takes over. After what Taylor did with Jared Goff in LA, hopes are high in Cincinnati that he can take Andy Dalton to the next level in his ninth season in the NFL.
In the running game, Joe Mixon had an excellent sophomore season, racking up nearly 1,200 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. Wide receiver A.J. Green keeps performing well, when healthy. He had around 700 yards rushing and six touchdowns in nine games in 2018. It was the lowest output of his career, but he was in-line with his career averages, so a healthy Green should produce in 2019.
It’s tough to go wrong with an offensive lineman selection in the first round of the NFL Draft, and the Bengals picked Alabama tackle/guard Jonah Williams with the 11th pick. Cincy also had productive picks in Day 3 of the Draft. QB Ryan Finley out of North Carolina State was considered a steal in the fourth round. He’s a project but has time to learn and work with Dalton and Taylor. Texas A&M running back Trayveon Williams was taken in the sixth round; he can run and catch out of the backfield and could pay immediate dividends.
This past winter, the Bengals, Cincinnati, and Hamilton County struck a deal to revise the terms of the team’s lease at Paul Brown Stadium, which can go until 2036. As part of the deal, over $42 million worth of improvements will be pumped into the stadium from now until 2022. The team also purchased a 15-acre site west of the stadium to build up to 1,900 parking spots and, potentially, an indoor practice facility. One of the perks of watching a game in a suite at Paul Brown Stadium continues to be in-suite visits from Bengals alumni!
The 2019 schedule, as always, features both home and road contests with division foes Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Baltimore. Other clubs visiting Paul Brown Stadium in 2019 are San Francisco, Arizona, Jacksonville, the New York Jets, and New England Patriots. Non-AFC North road games are at Seattle, Buffalo, the LA Rams (in London), Oakland, and Miami.
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