Bengals rookie linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr. has impressed at training camp and has another chance to flash on Monday night vs. the Commanders.

The Cincinnati Bengals continue to fumble, Scottie Scheffler is king, and the UFC has a new monster. All that and more in the Weekend Roundup.

Several Cincinnati Bengals players and coaches attended the Cincinnati Open on Aug. 11. Among those in attendance were coach Zac Taylor, offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher, defensive coordinator Al Golden, offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr., defensive tackle B.J. Hill, linebacker Logan Wilson and tight end Drew Sample.

But the former second-round pick has picked up tennis as a hobby since moving to Cincinnati. After a late flight home from Philadelphia following the Bengals' preseason loss to the Eagles, Sample, along with his wife and children, attended the Aug. 8 day session of the Cincinnati Open.

Brown, a former Illinois star, ran away with the Bengals starting spot in 2024 – and appears poised for a breakout 2025

Mike Gesicki joined the Bengals Beat Podcast to discuss how he ended up in Cincinnati, why he's excited for the 2025 season and more

Like all other NFL teams, the Cincinnati Bengals are ramping up for the start of the regular season. Cincinnati’s first

Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson remains without a contract extension as the 2025 season draws nearer. Despite Myles Garrett and T.J. Watt recently getting new massive extensions, Hendrickson, who is playing on a one-year extension worth $21 million,