Training Camp Recap Day 9
"He's so poised on the line of scrimmage. He doesn't do anything fast. He tries to manipulate either the cadence or some kind of pre-snap tell. And he has so many answers," Golden said.
Bengals 2025 Depth Chart first look
The coaches consider the first depth chart of a season not worth the paper it's printed on because of unfinished training camp battles, but it's compulsory during a game week and is largely crafted by the Bengals' public relations department.
Bengals Training
Camp Day 9 Five Observations "It's a game of physical violence," Mims said. "I'm going to be in pain for the rest of my life every day as long as I play football. But you've got to fight through it for the greater good of the team."
Shemar Stewart Shines at Saturday Night Stadium Practice
Left guard Dylan Fairchild, a third-round pick, had a dominant night in one-on-one pass rush, either face-planting his foe or stoning them at the point of attack. Running Tahj Brooks, a sixth-rounder, darted into the second level often on screens and runs.
Bengals Training Camp Day 8 Five Observations
"That's definitely a known thing," said Fant. "That's one of the enticing things about coming here, and hopefully l'm able to do so. But first and foremost, it's help the team win."
Three NFL teams that could make Will Hernandez a starter again after veteran guard is cleared to return from 2024 ACL injury - A to Z Sports
With the calendar poised to turn to August, the free agent market still offers some promising names that have made strong contributions in recent years as starting talent.
Bengals' blunt honesty about Shemar Stewart is a good sign
This versatility likely means Stewart can play a big rotational part in the base defense right away. National headlines might end up hitting him if he doesn’t put up huge sack numbers right away, but kicking all over the line as a dynamic three-down presence brings some major value.
Noah Fant contract details with Bengals revealed
For the sake of comparison, Bengals tight end Mike Gesicki has a base of $5.4 million and a $7.66 million cap number in 2025, the first of his three-year extension signed this offseason.
Bengals, Hamilton County finalize Paycor Stadium lease through 2036
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County have finalized a new lease that will keep the club's home games at Paycor Stadium through at least the 2026 season, the team announced Friday.
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