While everyone can get caught up in the talent of the Bengals Wide Receivers, there’s another player who is going to help take this offense to the next level.
Erick All Jr.'s long wait is almost over. The embattled Bengals tight end sat down for an extended chat with Fox19's Gabi Sorrentino ahead of Week 1 and can't wait to get back on the field for the first time since the 2024 season.
After nearly two years away from regular-season football, Erick All Jr. is preparing to return for the Cincinnati Bengals. The tight end suffered a torn ACL during his rookie season in 2024.
A productive and hype-filled offseason is officially coming to an end for the 2026 Cincinnati Bengals. So before the season officially begins this weekend, here are three bold predictions for the 2026 Bengals.
The 2026 NFL roster cuts delivered a heavy blow to every team not wearing a Michigan jersey. Forty-seven former Wolverines secured spots on initial 53-man rosters, proving the program’s depth remains elite.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Cincinnati Bengals have made the first of what will eventually be dozens of alterations to their 53-man roster Monday afternoon. Cincinnati successfully claimed former Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Myles Hinton off of waivers.
ESPN's Mike Clay dove into the positional units for all 32 teams last week, and Cincinnati ranged all over the place across the 10 total units. They earned the top wide receiver group as their highest mark, along with Joe Burrow and the quarterback room at No.
It was just nine snaps, but Saturday night was everything Cincinnati Bengals tight end Erick All Jr. hoped it would be. All started the 27-9 victory against the Chicago Bears and played throughout the first series, marking his first game action in 657 days, since tearing his ACL nine games into his rookie season.
The Cincinnati Bengals have one of the best offenses in the entire league. They're loaded with talent at multiple positions, specifically quarterback and wide receiver.
The Cincinnati Bengals know what they have in Mike Gesicki, and when he’s on the field with Joe Burrow, the fit is strong. He’s listed as a TE on the roster, but operates like a tall possession receiver who runs most of his routes from the slot.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Cincinnati Bengals tight end Erick All Jr. found an unexpected boost in confidence during a June vacation in Greece. While preparing to cross a street in Athens, the Fairfield High School graduate was struck by a three-wheeled truck that swerved to avoid another person.
When Erick All Jr. was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2024, there was plenty of excitement surrounding his arrival, as he is an Ohio native and entered with immense upside.
The Cincinnati Bengals are officially ready to let tight end Erick All Jr. loose. Director of player personnel Duke Tobin announced Monday that All has been fully cleared to practice at the start of training camp.
The Cincinnati Bengals are getting ready to start their training camp next week, and players are returning to the team facilities. However, two players are starting off on the injury list: veteran defensive tackle B.J.
The Cincinnati Bengals saw what Erick All Jr. was capable of during the first two months of his playing career. He was their best chance of a multi-dimensional tight end back then, and he still is to this day.
The Cincinnati Bengals did not have a single tight end mentioned in ESPN’s annual survey of over 70 NFL executives, coaches, and scouts ranking the best at the position.
The Cincinnati Bengals landed at No. 3 in ESPN analyst Bill Barnwell’s ranking of all 32 NFL WR, TE, RB groups. Earning a higher ranking comes down to the supporting cast still needing to prove itself.
An ACL tear brought an abrupt end to Erick All‘s college career. A repeat of that injury suffered to the same knee resulted in an abbreviated rookie season and an absence spanning the entire 2025 campaign.
Erick All Jr. is in his happy place, and it’s about damn time if you ask him. The Cincinnati Bengals’ 2024 fourth-round pick is recovered from double-whammy knee surgeries and back on the practice field for the start of OTAs this week.
The Bengals announced on Saturday that they are placing TE Erick All on the physically unable to perform list, while also placing C Seth McLaughlin on the non-football injury list.
Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic reports Bengals TE Erick All Jr. is expected to miss all of the 2025 season after suffering a torn ACL on November 3. Dehner adds that All will need two surgeries because of complications from a prior ACL tear fix.
Cincinnati Bengals tight end Erick All will miss the remainder of his rookie season with a torn right ACL. Head coach Zac Taylor confirmed Monday that All sustained the knee injury in Sunday's 41-24 home win against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Injuries are part of the game and former Michigan football tight end Erick All Jr. has faced more than his fair share of them. The former Wolverine and Iowa Hawkeye is now with the Cincinnati Bengals and has earned playing time during his rookie season in the NFL, but the injury bug has really reared its ugly head once again.
Our usual holy grail of PRO TD predictions is out for NFL Week 6, featuring seven picks. Multiple of those data-driven plays feature "Sunday Night Football" picks.
Welcome to October, when bye weeks begin and the difficulty of fielding a decent lineup skyrockets exponentially. This part of the fantasy calendar is not kind to managers looking to dig out of an early season hole, though climbing out is not impossible.
Tight end Erick All Jr., who suffered a torn ACL in October, has passed his physical and has been cleared to practice, per Adam Schefter. The Cincinnati Bengals selected All with the No.