Ted Karras discusses Bengals' expectations for run game improvement
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 6:42 PM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Bengals center Ted Karras expressed confidence in the team's run game ahead of training camp, stating the players have a clear sense of their running identity. The Bengals' rushing offense has struggled historically, ranking low in the league in recent years. However, after hiring new offensive line coach Scott Peters last season, the team saw some improvement. Karras acknowledged the intense competition during practice against defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence and emphasized the need for players to consistently perform. The Bengals will begin padded practices on August 3.
- •Karras believes the Bengals have a 'great sense' of their running identity.
- •Cincinnati ranked No. 31 in rushing offense last season with 89.8 yards per game.
- •Scott Peters was hired as the new offensive line coach to improve run performance.
- •Bengals begin padded practices on August 3, intensifying competition.
- •Karras appreciates the challenge of facing defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence in practice.
- 6:42 PMYahoo Sports — Ted Karras says Bengals have ‘great sense’ of what run game will be
"Bengals center Ted Karras explains what to expect from the run game this year
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