Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. owns a championship ring from his time with the Kansas City Chiefs.
And Brown sees something different — in a good way — with his current team.
Brown discussed the comparison of the 2026 Bengals to the Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVII-winning group during an exclusive interview with Casino.org.
“To be honest, this is nothing like I’ve ever been a part of,” Brown said. “We are very unique in so many different ways when I look at our offense, defense, and special teams units. I’ve never been a part of anything like this.”
“To be honest, this is nothing like I’ve ever been a part of,” Brown said. “We are very unique in so many different ways when I look at our offense, defense, and special teams units. I’ve never been a part of anything like this.”
The ninth-year veteran protected both Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, so he’s been a part of good teams taking the field.
He also endorsed Joe Burrow, pointing to the quarterback’s pocket movement, command at the line of scrimmage, cadence and ability to keep defensive coordinators off balance.
Brown joined Cincinnati in 2023 after winning the championship with Kansas City. The Bengals signed him to a two-year extension through the 2028 season in March, preserving the partnership between Burrow and his blindside protector.
The comparison hopefully works in Cincinnati’s favor without jinxing them the rest of the way. But the fact that a player feels this good about the roster means the impact of the offseason reconstruction may not be a fluke.
The endorsement itself arrives before Cincinnati’s first AFC North bout of the season, as the Bengals visit the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.
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