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Everything to know from Bengals OTAs.
The Cincinnati Bengals are back on the field for Organized Team Activities (OTAs) and preparing for the 2018 NFL season. Use this to keep track of everything the team goes through over the next month.
Here is the entire schedule for the Bengals’ OTAs and other offseason dates to know:
After presumably losing his left tackle job to Cordy Glenn, Ogbuehi might be able to revive his career on the other side of the line.
Bill Lazor will likely have to make a couple tough decisions about the right side of his offensive line, but he is refraining from factoring too much of what he saw from minicamp into those decisions.
This is major news for the Bengals and the team’s first-round draft pick.
A look back at the biggest stories to come out of OTAs as the Bengals hit their summer break.
Auden Tate turned plenty of heads during the Bengals’ minicamp. It could be enough to put him in the conversation for the 53-man roster.
John Ross turned plenty of heads during minicamp, but he isn’t ready to settle for his progress so far. He’s also planning to work more with T.J. Houshmandzadeh this summer.
Jackson continues to draw praise from coaches and teammates alike during offseason practices. The Bengals hope he breaks out in 2018 after showing flashes of dominance last season.
The Bengals are officially on summer break following the final day of mandatory minicamp in Cincinnati.
Woodside spoke with the media for the first time since his DUI arrest.
It looks like we should expect Joe Mixon to be even more involved in the Bengals’ offense during his Sophomore season.
Billy Price is already working out like a healthy NFL player. All he is waiting for now is the medical OK to play football.
Tyler Eifert is no longer a lock to be ready for Day 1 of training camp in July.
Geno Atkins was nowhere to be seen early on Wednesday, but showed up toward the end of practice. Meanwhile, Tyler Eifert was present but not working following his mysterious issue on Tuesday.
C.J. Uzomah has had a bit of a roller coaster of a career with the Bengals so far, but he knows how important this season is to make a good impression.
Cordy Glenn likes what he has seen so far from the Bengals offense, and while he is limited in practice, the Bengals have been playing musical chairs along the offensive line.
Ryan Hewitt should have a clear role carved out in Bill Lazor’s offense.
Carlos Dunlap spoke with the media about his recent absence from OTAs, his offseason workouts, and what the future holds for him in Cincinnati.
Tyler Eifert was unable to take part in the Bengals’ first minicamp practice on Tuesday.
Jake Fisher and Shawn Williams were among those able to practice, but several others were sidelined with various issues, including Tyler Eifert.
Carlos Dunlap has returned to Cincinnati, and it sounds like a new contract may be coming soon.
Dre Kirkpatrick is the oldest player in the Bengals’ secondary, but even he was impressed with how far along Jessie Bates instincts are as a rookie.
These two undrafted free agents are already starting to make a name for themselves.
Shawn WIlliams wants to make sure his rookie safeties take advantage of having a couple of veterans at their position.
The Bengals’ new QB coach likes what he’s seen from his new protege.