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See the full story · 1 sourcesThe Cincinnati Bengals aren’t taking any risks with tight end Erick All .
As Bengals training camp gets underway, All has been cleared to get back to work. After an encouraging showing in 2024 after arriving via the fourth round, he missed all of 2025 after complications from a surgery .
But the Bengals aren’t rushing All.
According to WLWT’s Charlie Clifford , Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin told reporters at the start of training camp that they have a specific progression process in place.
Translated: Don’t panic if All starts training camp working off to the side with trainers, or even on a rehab field. They know what he brings to the table and actually want him out there in the base offense when the games matter.
All’s, well, all-around game is a big key for the Bengals in 2026. With Mike Gesicki more of a pass-catcher and Drew Sample a blocker, his ability to do it all across most formations is a key element.
So, All is a hype point to watch during training camp for the Bengals, even if he’s not making the big highlight splash plays.
This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Bengals unveil slow injury comeback plan for key player
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