Gesicki had a successful first season in Cincinnati. He was third on the team in receptions with 65 for 665 yards and two touchdowns.

According to multiple reports the Cincinnati Bengals are re-signing standout tight end Mike Gesicki to a contract extension. NFL Insider Ian Rapaport says the team is closing in on a deal to bring back the free agent on three-year deal worth $25.

The Cincinnati Bengals are keeping Tight End Mike Gesicki for a 3-year deal worth $25 million, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. The news comes just days after the Bengals announced that they are giving All-Pro Trey Hendrickson permission to seek a trade and that they would put another franchise tag on Tee Higgins.

Cincinnati Bengals Give Trey Hendrickson Permission to Seek a TradeCINCINNATI — Mike Gesicki is sticking around in Cincinnati on a three-year deal to keep catching passes from Joe Burrow. Sports Illustrated's Matt Verderame gave the $25.

Mike Gesicki Final Interview After First Bengals SeasonCINCINNATI — The Bengals are signing Mike Gesicki to a three-year contract extension worth $25.5 million according to Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports.

Former Penn State tight end Mike Gesicki can get a little more comfortable in his current surroundings. According to multiple reports on Saturday from around the NFL, Gesicki has agreed on a contract with the Cincinnati Bengals to stay in Cincinnati for the next three seasons.

Mike Gesicki was at one point looked at as one of the NFL’s best receiving tight ends. However, following multiple down years, he signed a low money one year deal with Cincinnati for $2.5 million. After a bounce-back year with Joe Burrow,

The Cincinnati Bengals hope to have a much better year with Joe Burrow and Zac Taylor in the 2025 NFL season, with a first-ever Super Bowl win for the franchise as the ultimate goal.