Who we saw and talked to during the first day of Bengals off seaon workouts

As the NFL off-season kicks in, Bengals players returned to the practice facility for the first day of workouts. Fans were excited to get a glimpse of their favorite players and see what the team had in store for the upcoming season. The Cincinnati Enquirer covered the event and here’s some of the main highlights.

Quarterback Joe Burrow, who is on his way to recovery after a season-ending injury, was seen throwing and practicing his drops. The media didn’t have a chance to talk to him, but it was clear Burrow is taking his recovery seriously and working hard to be back in time for the season.

Another player grabbing the attention was new arrival Riley Reiff, an offensive lineman who signed a one-year deal with the Bengals. He’s expected to bring experience and skill to the line and improve overall pass protection for the team.

Meanwhile, defensive tackle D.J. Reader, who was sidelined last season with an injury, has been cleared to return to play by the doctors. His performance in the past has been impressive, and Bengals fans are excited to see him back on the field.

The workouts give us a chance to gauge the team’s progress under new head coach Zac Taylor, who is entering his third season with the franchise. Taylor’s coaching has been under the microscope, and these early off-season workouts provide some insight into his approach.

Overall, it was an exciting first day of Bengals off-season workouts, with some key players making strides in their recoveries, while others are fitting in with their new team. The event serves as a reminder that football season is around the corner, and there’s a lot to look forward to.