Joe Burrow is no longer on the Bengals injury report
Joe Burrow removed from injury report, expected to play this Sunday
WR · CIN · 27 yrs · exp 3 · Princeton
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Joe Burrow removed from injury report, expected to play this Sunday
Bengals receiver Andrei Iosivas suffered a torn ligament in his thumb and will be placed on injured reserve, but it's not a season-long issue
Sleeper status change for Andrei Iosivas (10226). Before: status=Active, injury_status=—. After: status=Active, injury_status=Out
Bengals defense shines in 33-27 win over Buccaneers
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Dohnte Meyers might be "the best story in any NFL training camp" this summer, according to The Athletic's Paul Dehner Jr. When top wideout Ja'Marr Chase went down earlier this week in practice with a knee scare, Meyers was running with the first team. Dehner adds that Meyers has been "undeniable" in his bid for a roster spot because of the consistency of his playmaking at every turn, when at first it felt like his only path to make the team was as a kick returner on special teams. The 26-year-old stuck around after practice to work with quarterback Joe Burrow on Wednesday and is now "a roster lock" with an offensive role in Week 1 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. "Physically, he's quick, he's fast, he's got another gear," receivers coach Troy Walters said. Meyers has worked his tail off and is versatile, so he could put a lot of pressure on Andrei Iosivas for the WR3 role sooner rather than later behind Chase and Tee Higgins. It will not be easy, though, as rookie fourth-rounder Colbie Young has also looked good in camp with plenty of highlight catches. For now, Meyers is an interesting bench stash in dynasty/keeper leagues
Dohnte Meyers impressing in Bengals training camp, has chance to earn targets
Iosivas is listed as the No.3 receiver on the Bengals' depth chart. The Princeton product enters his fourth season looking to rebound from a down 2025 in which he fell short of the breakout season that saw him record six touchdowns in 2024. The Bengals have a heavily concentrated target tree centered on Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, which has limited Iosivas' week-to-week usage. He has performed poorly on targets per route run in each of the last two years, coming in under 12 percent in each campaign. Iosivas could have added competition for snaps this year, considering rookie Colbie Young's impressive showing in the preseason thus far. As it stands, Iosivas may be on the field a fair amount, but his involvement in the passing game could be limited again
Questions arise about whether Colbie Young could become the third-string wide receiver, potentially replacing Andrei Iosivas
Adds: Andrei Iosivas. Drops: Treylon Burks
Colbie Young is making a push for the Bengals' third receiver spot, with a strong preseason performance and spike week potential
Andrei Iosivas, a fourth-year receiver, is shifting his focus to personal development
Adds: Andrei Iosivas. Drops: Tyreek Hill
Andrei Iosivas projects as the Bengals No. 3 wide receiver, not a good dynasty or redraft target
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