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Bengals Rumors On Cutting TJ Slaton, Myles Murphy's Response To Bengals' Decision & Shemar Stewart
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Bengals fans, this defensive line could decide EVERYTHING in 2026.
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In today’s episode, we break down why this is a massive year for Myles Murphy, Shemar Stewart, and the entire Bengals pass rush heading into the 2026 NFL season. After the Bengals declined Myles Murphy’s fifth-year option, all eyes are now on the former first-round pick to prove he can become the disruptive EDGE rusher Cincinnati drafted him to be. His mindset and comments to the Dayton Daily News might completely change how fans view him.
We also dive deep into why Year 2 is absolutely critical for Shemar Stewart after a disappointing rookie campaign in 2025. Can Stewart finally unlock the elite athletic upside that made him a first-round selection out of Texas A&M? With stars like Dexter Lawrence, Jonathan Allen, and Boye Mafe now drawing attention up front, Stewart could be in the perfect position to break out in the Bengals defense.
Plus:
Should the Bengals keep or cut TJ Slaton?
Why the Bengals defensive line finally looks playoff ready
Salary cap implications for Cincinnati heading into 2026
Dax Hill and DJ Turner extension rumors
Why this defense could determine whether Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase make another Super Bowl run
If the Bengals defensive front takes a major leap this season, Cincinnati could become one of the most dangerous teams in the NFL.
Drop your thoughts in the comments:
Will Myles Murphy break out in 2026?
Can Shemar Stewart become a star?
Should the Bengals keep TJ Slaton?
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