Bengals’ WR Room Is LOADED: Dohnte Meyers Breakout, Colbie Young & Tough Roster Decisions, Cody Ford

The Cincinnati Bengals are now 2-0 in the 2026 NFL preseason after dominating the Chicago Bears 27-9, and this game provided plenty of reasons for Bengals fans to be excited.

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While preseason wins and losses ultimately don't count, Zac Taylor is now one win away from leading Cincinnati to its first undefeated preseason since 2006. More importantly, the Bengals are showing impressive depth across the roster—and nowhere is that more obvious than at wide receiver.

Dohnte Meyers continued his incredible preseason with another strong performance, while rookie Colbie Young scored his first Bengals touchdown. Noah Thomas also found the end zone, and the competition involving Andrei Iosivas, Charlie Jones, Mitch Tinsley and others is becoming extremely interesting.

Could Dohnte Meyers actually make the Bengals' 53-man roster? Is Colbie Young proving Cincinnati made the right decision with its fourth-round pick? And could the Bengals have the deepest wide receiver room in the NFL?

We'll also discuss Erick All Jr.'s long-awaited return to the field, Connor Lew's comeback from injury, Tahj Brooks' bounce-back performance and Landon Robinson's continued emergence. Erick All's return was especially important after missing significant time, and simply getting him back into a competitive game environment was a major milestone.

But there's one major concern that could threaten Cincinnati's Super Bowl hopes: offensive line depth.

The Bengals released Cody Ford after his struggles, leaving serious questions about who can step in if Cincinnati suffers an injury along the offensive line. Should Duke Tobin make another trade? Could Cincinnati use one of its deep positions—wide receiver, tight end or defensive line—to acquire offensive-line help?

We'll break down the Bengals' biggest winners, losers, roster battles and concerns following the 27-9 preseason win over Chicago. With the regular season approaching, these decisions could have a major impact on Cincinnati's 2026 Super Bowl hopes.