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Longsnapper Cal Adomitis is returning to Cincinnati in 2023!

The Bengals announced they've signed the first-year player for another year.

Adomitis played his college ball at Pittsburgh and became the team's starting long snapper when Clark Harris went down with a season-ending injury in the Week 1 loss to Pittsburgh.

Harris was also on a one-year deal last season and this signing makes it unlikely he plays another campaign in Cincinnati. He played the past 14 seasons in Cincinnati, appearing in 202 games.

That ranks fourth in team history.

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