Bengals secondary benefits from improved defensive line at training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 9:31 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
The Cincinnati Bengals' training camp is showcasing the positive impact of an upgraded defensive line on the secondary players. With additions like Dexter Lawrence and versatile pass-rushers such as Boye Mafe, the defense is applying significant pressure on opposing quarterbacks. Dax Hill noted that this pressure is making it easier for the secondary to make plays, a crucial aspect for their development. While Joe Burrow's offense is adjusting to new under-center looks, enhanced competition within the defense could lead to better overall performance. Camp continues as the team looks to solidify their foundational roster.
- •Bengals training camp highlights an improved defensive line's impact.
- •Dax Hill emphasizes the ease of secondary play due to pressure.
- •New pass-rushers like Boye Mafe contribute to defensive improvements.
- •Joe Burrow's offense is adjusting to under-center looks.
- •Competition in camp may enhance offensive performance.
- 9:31 AMYahoo Sports — Bengals training camp: Secondary already benefiting from improved DL
"An improved defensive line is giving the secondary more time to make plays at Bengals training camp.
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