Bengals training camp Day 4 Twitter recap

CINCINNATI, OHIO - JULY 29: Chase Brown #30 of the Cincinnati Bengals performs during the Cincinnati Bengals Training Camp at Kettering Health Practice Fields on July 29, 2026 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) | Getty Images

A downpour moved the start of Day 4 of Bengals training camp into their indoor practice facility, but they eventually moved back outside to the Kettering Health Practice Fields. Saturday was the final of a four-day stretch to start camp, with an off day tomorrow and the first day of pads on Monday.

Here are some of the best Twitter reactions from the great members of the local media who cover the Bengals.

Just a bunch of good, really competitive reps today. Offense wins some. Defense wins some. Good energy. Attention to detail and execution

— Charlie Goldsmith (@CharlieG__) August 1, 2026

This is really good to hear. If Charlie Goldsmith is saying this, take note. Charlie is on top of every facet of the Bengals, so what he’s saying carries a lot of weight.

Look, iron sharpens iron. That was the hope for the Bengals going into camp, and it appears as if that is exactly what’s happening. If it’s evenly matched between the offense and defense throughout camp, that’s the best-case scenario.

Andrei Iosivas catches the pass from Joe Burrow in stride #Bengals @WCPO pic.twitter.com/rEYmQIfd3a

— Noelle Blumel (@NoelleBlumel) August 1, 2026

First off, Noelle is crushing it on the Bengals beat. She’s only been working at WCPO for a few months, but you can already tell her passion for sports and working in sports media. Give her a follow on Twitter.

If the Bengals can hit plays like this in the regular season, good luck to any opposing defense trying to stop this offense. This is an absolute rainbow throw by Joe Burrow, and a terrific catch in stride by Andrei Iosivas. Every great wide receiver duo throughout NFL history has had that WR3 as their third wheel, and Iosivas can still be that for the Bengals.

First big defensive play of 11 on 11 belongs to DJ Turner. Pass break up on the throw to Ja'Marr. #Bengals @FOX19 pic.twitter.com/eRotlOU7n7

— Gabi Sorrentino (@GSorrentinoTV) August 1, 2026

Turner really had to work to get his hands on the football and break it up from Chase, which he did. Those two have been going at it throughout Training Camp, most notably in the scuffle that broke out on Day 1.

Ja’Marr coming at ya pic.twitter.com/N3gHDmmnlj

— Jay Morrison (@ByJayMorrison) August 1, 2026

This is Ja’Marr Chase at his best. Great route, great job getting the feet down, great ball control. You can’t defend this when Burrow and Chase are connecting like this.

“This is about as grown man of a team as I’ve ever been a part of.” A must-listen to interview from #Bengals center Ted Karras pic.twitter.com/iNomYt1roO

— Kelsey Conway (@KelseyLConway) August 1, 2026

Grown man. Even with all of the attention focusing on the defense in camp, the offensive line still matters. The fact that Ted Karras, one of the leaders of the Bengals’ offensive line, is describing the offensive line like this offers high expectations.

Ted Karras believes this will be the best run blocking offensive line he’s played with in his time with the Bengals in part because they are going up against the defense that is as much a “grown-man team I’ve been a part of. It’s exciting.” pic.twitter.com/SC5aiJe3g7

— Mike Petraglia (@Trags) August 1, 2026

So much of the Bengals’ rebuilding of their offensive line has been focused on protecting Joe Burrow. But along with that is their ability and success in the running game. When the Bengals can run the football, that makes it even tougher to defend this offense.

Joe Burrow with the scramble in Red zone Mitch Tinsley with the full out extension for the score. Tinsley appeared to have the wind knocked out of him as he landed on the ball. Suffered a cut under his lower lip from chin strap as face mask hit turf. pic.twitter.com/jg1GLBnMd4

— Mike Petraglia (@Trags) August 1, 2026

Mitchell Tinsley has looked really good in camp. For what it’s worth, go back and watch the Bengals win in Baltimore on Thanksgiving last season. Tinsley was spectacular in that game. The Bengals may need him at various points this season, so it’s really encouraging to see him perform through the first four days of camp.

“Boom!” -Dexter Lawrence after stuffing a run #Bengals @WCPO pic.twitter.com/Y9vNMlmSBp

— Noelle Blumel (@NoelleBlumel) August 1, 2026

There is clearly a different energy about the Bengals’ defense in camp, and it’s largely due to Dexter Lawrence. You can’t put a cap on the value of him being here. That’s a high compliment to pay any player.

“Better bring your f-ing shit when you’re going against Dexter Lawrence.” Ted Karras being tested daily against the stud DT. Karras compared it to going up against the 2016 Patriots in practice. pic.twitter.com/j2GMQscxmB

— Mike Petraglia (@Trags) August 1, 2026

Ted Karras is keeping it real. Again, iron is sharpening iron. For the record, that 2016 Patriots’ defensive line included Chris Long, on a defense that led the NFL in scoring and finished eighth in yards allowed per game.

The #Bengals first block of camp is complete (3 practices, one walk-through) Cincinnati’s first off day is tomorrow. Pads go on Monday pic.twitter.com/hFpw2mwohf

— Kelsey Conway (@KelseyLConway) August 1, 2026

Yup, the tone has been set. Pads go on Monday. It’s going to start to get real.

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