Bengals rookie TE Jack Endries' first NFL catch is TD from Joe Burrow
Bengals tight end Jack Endries got his first NFL catch and touchdown on the same play during the team's NFL Week 8 game against the Titans.
In the second quarter of Cincinnati Bengals' Week 8 NFL game against the Tennessee Titans, rookie tight end Jack Endries made his first catch of the season. The play took place late in the quarter and resulted in a one-yard touchdown. Joe Burrow, the Bengals' quarterback, delivered the ball to Endries, who was thrilled with the catch.
CBS play-by-play announcer Tom McCarthy praised the play, stating it was a keeper and really cool. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow mentioned during the week that the team would have to rely on a committee to compensate for the absence of tight ends Erick All Jr. and Tanner Hudson, for whom replacement would be difficult. Burrow expressed excitement in seeing Endries grow and improve throughout the season.
Endries, who was drafted by the Bengals in the seventh round of the 2026 NFL Draft, had previously sustained an injury during the team's third preseason game against Philadelphia. After returning to the game in the fourth quarter, Endries scored a second-quarter touchdown against Detroit, just after teammate and fellow rookie Cashius Howell recovered a fumble.
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