Bengals training camp sees highs and lows on Day 2
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 1:30 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
The Cincinnati Bengals continued their training camp with a mix of positive and concerning developments on Day 2. Coach Zac Taylor provided rest days for key veterans, while Shemar Stewart's knee injury was confirmed as a hyperextension, likely sidelining him for only weeks. However, tight end Erick All shared a troubling story about being hit by a vehicle during vacation, raising concerns given his injury history. Joe Burrow faced setbacks on the field, throwing an interception during a session that included pressure from the defense. The Bengals look to rebound in the coming days as they adjust their roster and evaluate player performances.
- •Shemar Stewart's injury is a hyperextension; he should only miss weeks.
- •Erick All discusses being hit by a vehicle while on vacation.
- •Joe Burrow threw an interception during Day 2 practice.
- •BJ Hill remains on the PUP list recovering from his injury.
- •Jonathan Allen received a rest day to manage his workload.
- 1:30 PMYahoo Sports — Bengals training camp: Great and not-so-great Day 2 takeaways
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