Cincinnati Bengals: Mitch Tinsley returning amid series of roster moves
A familiar face is returning to the Cincinnati Bengals to help fill a wide receiver room that is now down two players to injury. The Bengals signed Mitch Tinsley off the Houston Texans’ practice squad on Tuesday, Sept. 29, less than a month after he was waived during cuts to get the roster down to 53 players at the end of preseason. Tinsley had made Cincinnati’s roster last year after an ...
Mitch Tinsley, a former Houston Texans practice squad player, has returned to the Cincinnati Bengals to bolster their injured wide receiver roster. Tinsley, who made an impact last year with eight catches for 116 yards and two touchdowns, was waived earlier this preseason. With Andrei Iosivas out with a thumb injury and rookie Colbie Young nursing a knee problem, Tinsley's return is timely.
Officiating coordinator Dan Pitcher stated, "We'll mix and match. We've got a lot of guys that are eager and ready for more opportunity."
In related news, Jalen Davis also went on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury, further thinning the roster. The Bengals waived Ke'Shawn Williams, who committed a costly error during his debut game, and Dohnte Meyers, the primary kick/punt returner. Williams, who had been relegated to a secondary role, is expected to take on a larger responsibility in the offense.
On the defensive side of the ball, Jalen Davis' injury could create an opening in the secondary. Additionally, the Bengals have faced setbacks with Bryan Cook and Kyle Dugger, both safety players, sustaining injuries in Sunday's loss. To mitigate the risks, the Bengals signed two safeties to the practice squad, Isaiah Nwokobia and Beau Brade. Brade, a third-year player who previously played for the Ravens and Giants, is viewed as a stabilizing force for the team.
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