Bengals cut former 3rd-round pick in latest roster moves
To fit rookie McKinnley Jackson and former first-round pick Myles Murphy on the roster from injured reserve, the team waived defensive tackle Zach Carter. Carter, a third-round pick in 2022 out of Florida, never found his footing as a strong rotational presence on the inside.
Bengals add defenders Murphy, Jackson
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Bengals unexpectedly rip off a band-aid in order to make their expected roster movesIn order to make room for both, the club has also waived third-year defensive tackle Zach Carter. The moves for Jackson and ...
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