It's not an elementary concept, but Cincinnati Bengals rookie pass rusher Shemar Stewart got issued a stern reminder after he and star QB Joe Burrow were involved in a skirmish at Bengals camp Wednesday.

Bengals veteran tight end Noah Fant keeps it 100 about his new head coach Zac Taylor's 'complicated' offense.

Zac Taylor discussed the Bengals' plans for their Monday Night Football game Aug. 18 against the Washington Commanders.

Cincinnati Bengals Reveal Preseason Plan for Joe Burrow, Rest of Starters Before Monday Night Football Showdown vs Commanders

Bengals first-round pick Shemar Stewart caused tensions at training camp after falling into Joe Burrow, prompting teammates to defend their quarterback.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow responded just as fans might expect after getting hit by first-round rookie Shemar Stewart. While the hit led to a skirmish at Bengals training camp and some notable comments from veterans, Burrow, of course, was unbothered.

Cincinnati Bengals rookie defensive end Shemar Stewart detailed his apology to star quarterback Joe Burrow after bumping into him during an 11-on-11 drill in practice on Wednesday.

The Bengals' demands for star pass-rusher include a defensive star and 2026 first-rounder, according to Diana Russini.

Zac Taylor explains plan on who will and won't play on Aug. 18 Monday Night Football against the Washington Commanders