Bengals' updated roster by jersey number as OTAs start
Bengals' updated roster by jersey number as OTAs start
The Cincinnati Bengals start OTAs on Tuesday, ushering in a new era and roster ahead of this summer's training camp.
As of this writing, the team's roster count sits at 91, with the team awarded an extra spot for Dante Barnett via the NFL's International Player Pathway program.
The majority of the roster projects to take part in the proceedings, too. Exceptions are first-round pick Shemar Stewart, Trey Hendrickson and Germaine Pratt.
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Here's a look at the current roster going into the workouts, sorted by jersey number:
1 - WR Ja'Marr Chase2 - K Evan McPherson5 - WR Tee Higgins6 - QB Jake Browning8 - P Ryan Rehkow9 - QB Joe Burrow10 - QB Payton Thorne11 - QB Logan Woodside12 - WR Rashod Owens14 - WR Jordan Moore15 - WR Charlie Jones16 - WR Jamoi Mayes17 - WR Cole Burgess18 - WR Isaiah Williams19 - WR Kendric Pryor20 - CB DJ Turner II21 - CB Bralyn Lux22 - S Geno Stone23 - CB Dax Hill24 - CB Marco Wilson25 - RB Tahj Brooks26 - S Tycen Anderson27 - S Jordan Battle28 - CB Josh Newton29 -CB Cam Taylor-Britt30 - RB Chase Brown31 - RB Zack Moss32 - RB Gary Brightwell33 - S Daijahn Anthony34 - RB Samaje Perine35 - CB Jalen Davis36 - RB Kendall Milton37 - S PJ Jules38 - CB DJ Ivey39 - CB Lance Robinson40 - RB Quali Conley41 - CB Nate Brooks42 - LB Oren Burks43 - S Jaylen Key44 - LB Demetrius Knight Jr.45 - LB Maema Njongmeta46 - LS William Wagner47 - S Shaquan Loyal48 - LS Cal Adomitis49 - LB Barrett Carter50 - LB Shaka Heyward51 - DE Isaiah Thomas52 - DE Cedric Johnson53 - LB Joe Giles-Harris55 - LB Logan Wilson56 - DE Raymond Johnson III57 - LB Germaine Pratt58 - DE Joseph Ossai59 - LB Craig Young60 - G Jaxson Kirkland61 - G Cody Ford62 - G Lucas Patrick63 - G Dylan Fairchild64 - C Ted Karras65 - C Matt Lee66 - G Tashawn Manning67 - G Cordell Volson68 - C Seth McLaughlin69 - DT Dante Barnett71 - T Amarius Mims73 - T Andrew Stueber74 - T Jalen Rivers75 - T Orlando Brown Jr.76 - T Devin Cochran77 - T Caleb Etienne79 - T Andrew Coker80 - WR Andrei Iosivas81 - WR Jermaine Burton82 - WR Mitchell Tinsley83 - TE Erick All Jr.84 - TE Tanner McLachlan85 - TE Cam Grandy86 - TE Kole Taylor87 - TE Tanner Hudson88 - TE Mike Gesicki89 - TE Drew Sample90 - DT Kris Jenkins Jr.91 - DE Trey Hendrickson92 - DT B.J. Hill93 - DT McKinnley Jackson94 - DT Eric Gregory95 - DT Howard Cross III96 - Cam Sample97 - Shemar Stewart98 - DT T.J. Slaton99 - Myles Murphy
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