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Who’s on the Bengals’ roster bubble this year?
The Cincinnati Bengals currently have 90 men on the team’s roster with training camp just a few weeks away. But, it won’t be long before the team needs to cut 38 players in an effort to get down to the 53-man roster.
Who’s on the roster bubble this offseason? We analyze that and more in this series!
The Bengals added Hardy Nickerson back to the 53-man roster, found a new tight end, and extended Clark Harris’ contract all in one day.
Keep track of the Bengals’ practice squad updates and rumors here!
Plus a projection of who makes the Bengals’ practice squad.
Who will make the Bengals’ practice squad? Here’s our best guess heading into Sunday.
The Bengals chose the kicker who clearly won the kicking competition, but that doesn’t mean it was an easy decision.
The Bengals have announced the 53-man roster for the 2017 NFL season.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ kicking competition has an official winner and it’s not necessarily who you thought it would be.
The Bengals are expected to part ways with the NFLPA president after two and a half years in Cincinnati. Gilberry has been with the Bengals since 2012 with a brief journey to the Lions in the first half of 2016.
Driskel is still in the running for a spot on the 53-man roster.
The countdown to cutdown day is on, so we’re putting out one final projection of the Bengals’ 53-man roster, along with a practice squad projection.
Three missed field goals in a five minute span were tough to watch for Bengals fans and the kickers, too.
Driskel’s absence affects how Cincinnati will now approach final cuts.
The third-string QB is in a tight battle for a roster spot.
The Bengals have just a few days before the 53-man roster will be shaped for the 2017 NFL season.
Taking a look at the Bengals who need to finish strong to secure their spots in the lineup.
Peerman and Wilson may both be backups, but these moves will affect how the final roster and practice squad are made.
The Bengals made two additional roster moves on Tuesday after trading Marquis Flowers to the Patriots.
This move makes a lot of sense when you think about it.
The rookie tight end’s injury may seal his roster fate.
After Jake Elliott missed a 45-yard field goal on Sunday, Randy Bullock has the upperhand in the kicking competition.
Many Bengals still have work to do if they want to make the 53-man roster and these five guys need to step up in the next two weeks.
There are many running backs competing this offseason for what is likely just one available spot on the Bengals’ 53-man roster.
The Bengals brought in a lot of wide receiver talent this offseason, which shows in the sheer number of players present on the roster bubble.
The Bengals will need to make some logistical decisions to decide who stays and who goes from the current TE/FB bubble.
The Bengals’ center and guard positions both seem to have an open competition going, at least at the backup spots.