The Cincinnati Bengals had the pads on Monday and Tuesday, and there are plenty of takeaways from the latest 2026 Bengals training camp practices.
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In this podcast, we break down why Joe Burrow and Zac Taylor appear to be experimenting with new offensive concepts, including more snaps under center, increased pre-snap motion, and new responsibilities for Chase Brown. Is Cincinnati preparing to evolve its offense, or are these simply training camp wrinkles?
We also discuss why the Bengals defense has had the upper hand early in camp and why that shouldn't be a cause for concern. Plus, Bryan Cook continues to flash, Dexter Lawrence and the revamped defensive line are making life difficult for the offensive line, and Joe Burrow is testing throws against one of the most talented defenses he's had in Cincinnati.
On the defensive side, DJ Ivey continues to build momentum in the race for playing time at cornerback, while Colbie Young and Dohnte Myers have emerged as two of the biggest offensive standouts of camp. Could either receiver force his way onto the Bengals' 53-man roster?
We also discuss the swing tackle competition, why Corey Robinson II is generating buzz, and what these early practices tell us about the Bengals heading into the preseason.
Finally, we touch on Sal Stewart's appearance at Bengals practice and why the Reds' young star continues to earn respect across Cincinnati's professional sports scene.
Topics Covered:
Cincinnati Bengals training camp
Joe Burrow
Zac Taylor
Bengals offense
Chase Brown
Bryan Cook
Dexter Lawrence
DJ Ivey
Colbie Young
Dohnte Myers
Corey Robinson II
Bengals offensive line
Bengals defense
Bengals news
NFL Training Camp
AFC North