Bengals get encouraging news with injured starter after first practice back home from Madrid
The Cincinnati Bengals released their first injury report ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Cincinnati Bengals released their first injury report ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Bengals held a walkthrough practice late Wednesday afternoon inside Paycor Stadium, their first practice back in Cincinnati since returning from Madrid, Spain.
Bengals’ Wednesday injury report for NFL Week 10
| Player | Injury | W/T/F | Designation |
| DT Jonathan Allen | Rest | DNP | – |
| S Kyle Dugger | Quad | DNP | – |
| G Dylan Fairchild | Pectoral | Limited | – |
| CB DJ Turner II | Heel | Limited | – |
Left guard Dylan Fairchild (pectoral), is the new name to monitor this week. Fairchild injured his pectoral late in last Sunday’s victory over the Atlanta Falcons. It caused him to miss the very last snap of the game. Coach Zac Taylor told reporters Wednesday that they’ll take Fairchild day-to-day. Being limited to start the week off is a positive sign.
Cornerback DJ Turner II (heel) was also limited. There was a chance he wouldn’t play last Sunday, but he was able to Stay in the field for nearly the entire game. Cincinnati will likely take it easy with him until his ankle is fully healed.
Defense end Cedric Johnson is notably not included in the injury report, A great sign that his ankle/foot Injury from last week is no longer a concern.
Safety Kyle Dugger (quad) aggravated his quad injury during Week 7 and is still week-to-week. Defensive tackle Jonathan Allen had his usual rest day.
