Twitter recap: Bengals defense shines in joint practice with Chicago Bears
Cincy Jungle • • sports
Key Points:
- The Cincinnati Bengals and Chicago Bears held joint practice ahead of their preseason game, with no video allowed, and reporters noted a competitive back-and-forth session.
- Bengals QB Joe Burrow started strong with three straight completions, while the defense, led by players like T.J. Slaton, Myles Murphy, and rookie Cashius Howell, consistently pressured the Bears.
- Bears defender Dexter Lawrence II made an impact with an interception and backfield disruption, highlighting his continued threat to offenses.
- The Bengals showed potential in various positions, including linebacker Barrett Carter and kick return contenders Ke’Shawn Williams and Dohnte Meyers, with some minor scuffles occurring but no injuries reported.
- Overall, the Bengals’ defense had notable success, the offense showed flashes of promise, and the practice ended positively with key defensive plays, signaling a productive day for both teams.
