Zac Taylor Updates Injury Timelines For Erick All, Kyle Dugger Entering Titans Week

Kyle Dugger, who played in nine games for the Pittsburgh Steelers last season, signed with the Bengals as an unrestricted free agent.

The Cincinnati Bengals released their second injury report ahead of their Week 7 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. Kyle Dugger went full for the Bengals, and Lamar Jackson remained limited for Baltimore.

Bengals safety Kyle Dugger replaced Bryan Cook against the Steelers, then suffered an injury of his own and continued playing through it.

The Steelers face the Bengals in Week 3 as Cincinnati’s revamped defense emerges as a serious AFC North threat behind major offseason additions.

NFL training camps are open, and here is how the AFC teams rank.

John Sheeran highlights four of the most underrated players on the Bengals' roster, explaining why T.J. Slayton, Samaje Perine, Erick All Jr., and Kyle Dugger could all play bigger roles than many fans expect. From veteran leadership and under-the-radar free-agent additions to emerging young talent, John breaks down why these players could become key contributors as Cincinnati looks to make another playoff run.

There's an argument for Dugger being the most underrated signing Cincinnati made this past spring. He can start when needed, but will be a vital role player off the bench for whatever the Bengals need throughout the season.

Kyle Dugger could become more than who the Cincinnati Bengals bargained for. If Jordan Battle doesn't take an expected leap, the 30-year old vet becomes quite the contingency plan.