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As of March 30, 2025, there have been no official reports confirming the death of the Cincinnati Bengals’ CEO. However, the organization has recently mourned the loss of two significant figures:

Bill Tobin (1941–2024)

Bill Tobin, a seasoned NFL executive and longtime Bengals scout, passed away at the age of 83. Tobin’s illustrious career spanned several decades and teams:

• Chicago Bears (1975–1992): Tobin played a pivotal role in assembling the legendary 1985 Bears team that secured a Super Bowl victory. citeturn0search1
• Indianapolis Colts (1994–1996): As General Manager, he drafted future Hall of Famers Marshall Faulk and Marvin Harrison, showcasing his keen eye for talent. citeturn0search3
• Cincinnati Bengals (2003–2022): Serving as an area scout, Tobin worked alongside his son, Duke Tobin, the team’s Director of Player Personnel. His contributions were instrumental in the Bengals’ scouting and drafting successes. citeturn0search2

Bengals owner Mike Brown honored Tobin’s legacy, stating, “He was a true NFL success story… We will miss him.” citeturn0search3

Mike Brown (1935–2024)

Mike Brown, the longtime owner of the Cincinnati Bengals, passed away at the age of 89 after battling kidney cancer. Brown’s tenure was marked by unwavering dedication to the team and its fans. Under his leadership, the Bengals experienced both challenges and triumphs, including two Super Bowl appearances, notably the 2021 season led by quarterback Joe Burrow. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell remarked, “Mike Brown dedicated his life to football and the Cincinnati Bengals. His leadership, integrity, and love for the game will be remembered forever.” citeturn0search0

These losses have deeply impacted the Bengals organization and its supporters. The team continues to honor their legacies by striving for excellence both on and off the field.