The Cincinnati Bengals get a later start than most NFL teams this offseason after running to the Super Bowl in the longest season ever.
But while other teams are knee-deep in OTAs right now, the Bengals have at least had players in town and seen rookies and some veterans put in some light work.
From those, we’ve been able to glean things about injury situations, plans for players and simple projections, so let’s take a look at some of the early notable takeaways from the work in Cincinnati so far.
Keep in mind the Bengals will have more OTA workouts in June, with training camp starting in July.