The Cincinnati Bengals held their annual Media Luncheon on Monday afternoon, with many of the organization's top decision-makers on hand to discuss the upcoming season.Cincinnati is fresh off arguably their best two-year stretch in franchise history, winning back-to-back AFC North division titles and advancing to two straight AFC Championship games, beating the Kansas City Chiefs in 2022 on their way to Super Bowl LVI.Bengals owner Mike Brown was in attendance on Monday, fielding a wide array of questions, including what winning a Super Bowl would mean to him and the Brown family."I think it would mean a lot for the city," Brown said. "These last two years when we were in the playoffs runs, it lifted up the city spirits."Brown also spoke about what he wants his legacy in Cincinnati to be."My dad had a saying, 바카라 게임 웹사이트�Winning makes believers of us all.바카라 게임 웹사이트� I바카라 게임 웹사이트�ve had some time to ponder on that over the past couple of years," Brown said.Of course, the driving factor of the Bengals' recent success and one of the main reasons why a Super Bowl championship feels within reach this season is the man behind center, quarterback Joe Burrow.Burrow is eligible to receive a massive contract extension this offseason, though neither the Bengals nor his camp have been outgoing regarding the negotiations. In April, the Bengals picked up Burrow's fifth-year option, calling it a "mechanical step along the way.""I바카라 게임 웹사이트�m not shocked at where this thing is. They want to get what they can get. These people are highly competent," Brown said Monday regarding the progress of Burrow's new deal.In a similar way to Burrow's potential deal, numerous other players are eligible to sign long-term deals in Cincinnati, including one of Burrow's top weapons, wide receiver Tee Higgins.Higgins is in the final year of his contract and is able to hit the free-agent market in 2024. Unlike Burrow and wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, Higgins did not have a fifth-year option with the club as part of his rookie deal."We don바카라 게임 웹사이트�t want to do something that makes the big deal (Burrow) impossible or hard. So, there is an order there. It is very complicated in the sense that, how long do you ride with that particular outlet before you change? You want to get them all done. You바카라 게임 웹사이트�re going to get some of them done, not all of them. You would like to get at it, but you don바카라 게임 웹사이트�t want to make it hard on the number one deal (Burrow extension)," Brown said.Brown was also asked about running back Joe Mixon and his agreement with the Bengals to restructure his contract, freeing up additional salary space."I'm appreciative that Joe did what he did. He agreed to help out," Brown said.Another hot-button topic raised on Monday surrounding the Bengals바카라 게임 웹사이트� Paycor Stadium lease, which expires in 2026.While Brown did not go into specifics regarding the team's discussions with Hamilton County officials, he did express how important it is to the ownership group and a desire to stay put in Cincinnati."It is extremely important to us because that is the whole foundation for this team. We don바카라 게임 웹사이트�t own the stadium, we have a lease. The lease says that the county, the owner, will keep it up to NFL standards. That바카라 게임 웹사이트�s part of the deal. It바카라 게임 웹사이트�s more complicated than that, but that is the essence of it. We want to stay here, we want this stadium to be good for us and our fans," Brown said.Besides Brown and general manager Duke Tobin, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor also took questions from the media, saying he is not ruling out the possibility that some starters could see action in preseason games. Taylor also addressed Mixon's contract restructure, adding that the running back has had a great attitude since Taylor and his staff took over in 2019."I think that's one of the things that people appreciate about Joe, is the energy that he brings to this team and this franchise and he just wants to win," Taylor said. "So whatever it takes to win, he signed up for that and so we really appreciate that about Mixon."The Bengals will play three preseason games this season as they prepare for the season opener on Sept. 10: Aug. 11 vs. the Green Bay Packers, Aug. 18 vs. the Atlanta Falcons and Aug. 26 vs. the Washington Commanders.All three games will be broadcast on the Bengals Preseason TV Network.The Bengals will officially begin training camp on Wednesday, with 10 practices open to the public, including July 29 as part of the NFL's Back Together Weekend at Paycor Stadium. Tickets are free and required for all fans attending this practice.For more on which practices will be open to watch, as well as information on parking and more, click here.Admission is free, and no ticket is required. Fans are encouraged to arrive early since capacity is limited and admission is on a first-come, first-served basis. Concessions and Bengals merchandise will be available to purchase.