🚨Bengals Sign MULTIPLE Players To Practice Squad Ft. Bralyn Lux & LOSE Mitchell Tinsley & Cam Grandy

The Cincinnati Bengals have made another round of roster moves following Sunday’s 53-man roster deadline, and there are some notable names involved. Cincinnati announced the signing of 11 players to the practice squad, while also releasing veteran tight end Tanner Hudson.

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The Bengals’ initial practice squad includes Kentrel Bullock, Sean Clifford, Howard Cross III, Isaiah Foskey, Joe Giles-Harris, Shaka Heyward, Bralyn Lux, Kendall Milton, Jordan Moore, Noah Thomas and Russ Yeast. All 11 players were with Cincinnati during training camp, meaning the Bengals are bringing back several players who already understand the system and terminology.

There are some particularly interesting names in that group. Isaiah Foskey was a legitimate contender for the 53-man roster and has already spent time contributing for Cincinnati. Keeping him around gives the Bengals additional defensive-line depth and a player who could potentially be elevated if injuries hit. Sean Clifford gives Cincinnati another quarterback in the building after the team released Josh Johnson on Sunday. Noah Thomas is also an intriguing practice-squad addition after showing flashes during training camp.

The biggest surprise, however, may be Tanner Hudson being released. Hudson had become a familiar part of the Bengals’ offense over the past three seasons, catching 77 passes for 674 yards and four touchdowns during his Cincinnati tenure. He also developed a rapport with Joe Burrow and became a reliable receiving option at tight end.

The Bengals originally kept five tight ends on their 53-man roster, including Mike Gesicki, Erick All Jr., Drew Sample, Jack Endries and Cam Grandy. That made Hudson's roster spot difficult to justify, particularly after Cincinnati elected to keep its two seventh-round rookies and several other developmental players.

There are still five practice-squad spots available, so Cincinnati's roster construction is far from finished. More moves could be coming as the Bengals continue evaluating waiver claims, free agents and potential additions before Week 1.