The Cincinnati Bengals have wrapped up training camp 2025 and the to-do list as they figure out their roster are set for the preseason finale.

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locked on Bengals your first listen. Today, James, we dive into the end of training camp and where

things stand as the Bengals head into their preseason finale in terms of some of the

roster battles that are outstanding, some of the injuries that we're monitoring,

heading into the regular season.

And while there's no moving on Trey Hendrickson, obviously that kind of looms over everything

here.

But let's get started with what we saw in terms of the final camp practice.

And there was some commotion, at least on social media, James, when it was noted that Oren Berks was working with the first team defense in place of Demetrius Knight in practice.

Let's clear that up, shall we?

Yeah, let's do it. Let's clear it up. Guess what? Guys that were practicing on Thursday had played in a game less than 72 hours prior. And so that would be like Demetrius Knight, who is dealing

with a lower body extremity injury

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