The Cincinnati Bengals lost tight ends Erick All and Tanner Hudson to injuries in back-to-back games. The two were depth options at tight end, but they combined for 182 snaps this season. So, the team is going to need to…

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow praised rookie tight end Jack Endries as the team prepares to rely on him following back-to-back injuries to tight ends Erick All and Tanner Hudson. Burrow stated that Endries understands the passing attack like a quarterback and expressed excitement regarding his development and upcoming opportunities.
Head coach Zac Taylor also voiced complete confidence in the seventh-round pick, highlighting Endries' preparation across multiple positions. While Mike Gesicki and Drew Sample will remain the primary options, Endries is slated for expanded duties after playing 10 offensive snaps through Week 7.
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