Bengals Insider: Charlie Jones Gears Up to Make His Mark as Kickoff Returner!

Bengals Insider: Charlie Jones Gears Up to Make His Mark as Kickoff Returner!

“I definitely think we have a little higher sense of urgency to make sure we’re starting off with a really high level of communication,” said the relentlessly productive Wilson, who is only six interceptions away from becoming the Bengals’ most prolific linebacker ever at the start of his fifth season. Bengals’ Taylor is not concerned about Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase’s absences. “[They] are still working hard elsewhere, and they will be back at the right times,” Taylor said. “And the beauty is that we know those guys, we know what they’re about, and they’ll be ready and focused when it’s time to come back.”

“We designed the whole thing to stay within the constraints of where the medical people think he should be and where he wants to be right now,” Pitcher told Hobson. “No one is sitting there with a particular pitch counter. But we were smart in how we put it together.”
Jones, who showed great potential as a punt returner last year and even returned one kick for a touchdown, could be the perfect match as special teams coach Darrin Simmons deals with the changes.
The televisions will be picked up at the stadium’s Gate D. Hamilton County provided a map to describe the pick-up route and how to get to the sale, which is seen below.

The 2024 NFL season is about 100 days away, and the most of the crucial roster building has already been completed. There are still OTAs and minicamps to go, but the NFL is approaching summer break, and it’s time to make some bold predictions about what we expect to see when the season begins.

In December, the Ravens signed Cunningham from the New England Patriots’ practice squad, reuniting him with old college teammate Lamar Jackson. Cunningham was cross-trained by Baltimore as a quarterback, wide receiver, and special teams player at the time. He participated in one game with the Ravens in Week 18, taking four snaps at receiver.
With the new contract, Collins will join the NFL’s top ten highest-paid receivers. According to Over The Cap, Collins’ annual salary of almost $24.2 million ranks him seventh among all wide receivers, slightly ahead of Seahawks’ DK Metcalf. Philadelphia’s A.J. Brown is the NFL’s highest-paid wideout, earning an average of $32 million a year.

“I think everybody kind of interpreted it wrong,” Fields told reporters on Tuesday. “Coach Danny was essentially trying to convey the message that no matter who you are, you can be on special teams. “He simply used that as an example.”

“We’re an outstanding team, and it has to just click at the end of the year,” Mostert told NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero on Tuesday’s episode of The Insiders, which airs on NFL Network and streams on NFL+ at 7 p.m. ET. “I told the reporters that I’d take an 0-8 start to make it deep into the playoffs and aim to reach the championship round. That opening round has always been one of our greatest weaknesses. That will be harped on this year. People will say all kinds of things, but we cannot make excuses.

Porter, 23, is coming off an impressive rookie season. In 17 games (11 starts), the 2023 second-round pick recorded 43 tackles (one for loss), one interception, and 10 passes defensed, finishing seventh in the Defensive Rookie of the Year voting. He entered the starting lineup in Week 7 and never lost it, despite being assigned to defend other teams’ top receivers.

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