Breaking down Cincinnati Bengals’ roster after two preseason games

CJ Uzomah (7), Mason Schreck (4), Sample drawn (3), Thaddeus Moss (2), Mitchell Wilcox (1)

Looks like they’re still looking for a regular third tight end behind Uzomah and Sample of the trio of Schreck, Wilcox and Moss. This process was slowed down on Friday when Wilcox did not play due to injury. Schreck, the more experienced of the three, appeared to have played better than in Game 1 and Moss is looking for room to show off his explosion in the passing game. Play to the end.

T Riley Reiff (10), G Xavier Su’a-Filo (8), G Quinton Spain (7), CG Trey Hopkins (6), CG Billy Price (4), T Fred Johnson (3), G Michael Jordan ( 3), GT Keaton Sutherland (3), T Jonah Williams (3), GT Hakeem Adeniji (2), T Isaiah Prince (2), GT Jackson Carman (R), GC Trey Hill (R), T D’Ante Smith (D) T Gunnar Vogel (D)

The line shot six flags (two on the first set), the first offense got a first down against one of the best defensive lines in the league and they had just 214 yards all night. But there seems to be a feeling it’s going better than last year.

The first group did not allow a sack or pressure against the rushers which took their toll on them last year and the restraining appeal on Spain during the screen Mixon got 17 yards in the first game of the match seemed questionable at best. Spain is a great man who gives them a presence on this left side.

And it seemed like a good night out for the young guys, especially Carman and Hill. Jordan also seemed to be holding up. Physically, the kids in the NFL are awesome. And, remember, the 35-inch-armed D’Ante Smith was working as a left guard with the first group before dehydration knocked him out of Friday’s game.

Carman played better than in the first game and seemed to reach the second level more steadily. Hill took a few penalties, but seemed to impress them on most of his 45 offensive shots. The thing about Hill is he’s the only backup they have who can play all three inner locations.

Maybe you keep ten here and three fullbacks and six receivers. What’s interesting here is that you could have guys either an opening day starter or a cut. The other interesting thing is that they juggled the guards, but are they putting the two there next Sunday which they think will start on September 12?

T Mike Daniels (10), NT DJ Reader (6), E Trey Hendrickson (5), T Larry Ogunjobi (5), E Sam Hubbard (4), NT Josh Tupou (4), T Kahill McKenzie (3), NT Renell Wren (3), E Amani Bledsoe (2), E Khalid Kareem (2), E Darius Hodge (R) Wyatt Hubert (R), E Joseph Ossai (R), E Cam Sample (R), T Tyler Shelvin ( R)

Devastating report that they fear Ossai may have come out for the year with a torn meniscus. He apparently injured his knee a few games before injuring his wrist on the 22nd and final snap of his spectacular sack debut and five presses. They hope to replace a third round with a second round for Spence, a 6-2, 250-pound fifth-year player who has 7.5 sacks in 41 NFL games with three teams and missed all of last season with an ACL. torn up. The Saints had had him for the past two seasons before releasing him six days ago.

Great men are as advertised, aren’t they? Free agents Ogunjobi and Hendrickson were great. (Hendrickson clearly looks like a great player against run and pass.) All Shelvin does is take up space and play better than he trains. Reader and Tupou make them as strong as they have been since the days of Domata Peko. They also love Wren, so there is a battle for the fifth tackle. Nice depth there.

They would like to have some on the edge. Sample continues to look like a great fourth-round pick behind Hendrickson and Hubbard, but it’s unclear when Kareem (shoulder) will be available and Ossai is apparently not an option anytime soon.

You have to count Hodge as a nickel rusher, not a linebacker, but they’re clearly interested in Marshall’s undrafted rookie. It has 1.5 sacks, six presses and an inclined pass. And he got the downhill pass when they put him in the second set against Washington’s first group. His cause was helped by no one blocking him, but an inclined pass is an inclined pass. He won’t be on the run out there, so can they afford a place for a raw and pure rusher?

Sure. Depending on the injury situation. And if they go with a lineup of ten D linemen, five backers and 10 DB, he would seem to have a chance.