Bengals legend Willie Anderson praised offensive line coach Frank Pollack during a recent appearance on the Up And Adams Show. "O-Line coach Frank Pollack has been doing a great job," Anderson said.

Willie Anderson, who played 12 of his 13 National Football League seasons for the Cincinnati Bengals, is receiving support for his Pro Football Hall of Fame candidacy from Michael Strahan, Bill ...

Missing were coach/contributor finalist Buddy Parker and senior candidate Art Powell. When the Pro Football Hall of Fame last week revealed its Class of 2024, only seven candidates were included ...

Anderson, a 2024 finalist, is also on the nomination list again after being a finalist in 2023 and 2022. A member of the Bengals Ring of Honor, Anderson played for Cincinnati from 1996 to 2007. He ...

Anderson and Curtis now join the Bengals’ inaugural Ring of Honor class inducted last season, which included Ken Anderson, team founder/head coach Paul Brown, Anthony Muñoz and Ken Riley.

Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Willie Anderson is congratulated by wide receiver coach Hue Jackson for their 38-31 win against the Steelers at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh on Dec. 4, 2005. (The ...

Cincinnati Bengals legend Willie Anderson just missed the Hall of Fame (with a twist) this year. But Anderson continues to receive major honors for his fantastic career. Next up for Anderson is being ...

An offensive tackle, Anderson will be joined by wide receiver Isaac Curtis as the Ring of Honor inductees for 2022. They will join quarterback Ken Anderson, team founder and coach Paul Brown ...

During his tenure with the Bengals, Willie Anderson was widely regarded as the best right tackle in the NFL, and was chosen a first-team All-Pro for three straight years from 2004 to 2006.

Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis invited him to come up from his home in Mobile, Ala., for a Bengals-Ravens game. Anderson decided he would, but when Lewis asked who he would be rooting for ...