As Zac Taylor promises position battles across the board, even the long-snapper spot is in question, with an undrafted free agent pushing for a starting role.

According to Geoff Hobson of Bengals .com, Taylor says that Wagner will have a chance to push Cal Adomitis for that starting spot. A finalist for the Patrick Mannelly Award last year as the top player in the sport at his position, Wagner comes from the Michigan Wolverines and will get to rep alongside Adomitis.

It's worth noting that Turner didn't sign his rookie contract until July 21. The Bengals signed first round pick Amarius Mims one day later. Turner and Mims were taken 17th and 18th overall in the 2024 NFL Draft, respectively.

It’s not just draft picks that the Bengals have had issues signing. They were embroiled in long contract issues with NFL triple-crown receiving winner Ja’Marr Chase and the Robin to Chase’s Batman, Tee Higgins. The ongoing conundrum with defensive end Trey Hendrickson has been extremely well documented.

Per a source with knowledge of the situation, the Bengals tried to get Stewart signed. As we understand it, the talks bogged down regarding the percentage of compensation in future years to be paid as a training-camp roster bonus. The training-camp roster ...

Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman BJ Hill showed up to workouts recently with a boot on his foot, surprising some onlookers. Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, though, didn't sound all that shocked when addressing reporters after those brief workouts.

The Bengals may have found a diamond in the rough during the 2025 NFL Draft, securing an offensive lineman to build around for the future.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms weigh in on the likelihood of Trey Hendrickson and the Bengals, T.J. Watt and the Steelers, and Micah Parsons and the Cowboys getting their deals done before training camp.

Texas A&M Aggies edge rusher and Cincinnati Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart was the talk of the NFL after holding out from rookie minicamp.