In a landmark move that has thrilled Bengals fans and NFL enthusiasts alike, Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown, alongside his family, has officially announced that Ken Anderson, the legendary quarterback and longtime face of the franchise, will return to the organization as a co-owner starting in 2025.
Ken Anderson, whose illustrious career with the Bengals spanned from 1971 to 1986, remains one of the most iconic figures in franchise history. Known for his precision passing, leadership, and resilience, Anderson led the Bengals to their first Super Bowl appearance and earned the NFL MVP award in 1981.
The announcement marks a new chapter for the Bengals organization, signaling a strong connection between the team’s storied past and its future ambitions. As co-owner, Anderson is expected to play a vital role in shaping the team’s strategic direction, community outreach, and player development programs.
Mike Brown expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “Ken is more than a Bengals legend — he’s family. His commitment to this organization and the city of Cincinnati is unmatched. We’re excited to welcome him back in this new capacity as we build toward continued success.”
Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how Anderson’s experience and passion will influence the Bengals’ trajectory in the coming years.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.