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Cashius Howell is starting to put on a show at Bengals training camp

A Bengals rookie is starting to demand attention and match his draft hype at training camp.

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Cashius Howell, the 255-pound edge rusher selected by the Cincinnati Bengals with their first-round pick, is rapidly gaining attention during training camp. This development came after an incident where starting left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. suffered an injury, likely due to Howell's well-timed maneuver. This pivotal moment sparked widespread attention on social media, with Goodberry (@JoeGoodberry) noting on August 6, 2026, that Howell's ability to generate significant pressure is unrivaled.

NFL analyst Sam Monson (@Dan_Hoard) echoed this sentiment, stating that Howell was the best player on the defensive line when watching footage of injured Shemar Stewart from the previous year. Stewart's selection was deemed exceptional due to his unique combination of skills, but Howell, who was also a standout college player, is showing promising signs of becoming a crucial asset for the Bengals. Despite the differing trajectories of their careers, both players are proving to be formidable assets in their own right.

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