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The Cincinnati Bengals turned some heads by promoting tight end Thaddeus Moss to the active roster from the practice squad for the team’s Week 12 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
But Moss was one of the very few active players who didn’t get to play a snap during the 41-10 shellacking.
Turns out Moss suffered a hamstring injury while warming up for his pro debut, which Bengals head coach Zac Taylor says would’ve certainly featured him getting some snaps.
Instead, Moss faces an injury that will hold him out for at least the team’s next game, a Week 13 date with the Los Angeles Chargers, per Taylor.
A fan favorite thanks to his LSU days with Joe Burrow, Moss reverted back to the practice squad on the Monday after the game. The team clearly likes his development and wants to get him involved as he progresses, so this minor setback probably won’t be the last fans hear of him.
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