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In the first practice since the Bengals lost sure-handed Tanner Hudson for the season with a pectoral injury, tight end Erick All Jr. showed off the depth of the room when he ran some of the routes reserved for noted…

Cincinnati Bengals tight end Erick All Jr. is preparing for an expanded role following a season-ending pectoral injury to Tanner Hudson. In Cincinnati's first practice following their bye week, All ran additional pass-catching routes usually reserved for Hudson and Mike Gesicki ahead of Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens. Tight ends coach James Casey highlighted All's versatility as both a receiver and a blocker.
Head coach Zac Taylor stated that replacing Hudson's production will involve a committee approach across the tight end and wide receiver groups. Rookie wide receiver Colbie Young is also expected to return from a knee injury, while the Bengals claimed former Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser off waivers on Monday.
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