Bengals sign Mitchell Tinsley, cut Ke'Shawn Williams
The Cincinnati Bengals have made changes to their wide receiver and tight end lineup, impacting both offense and special teams. The team cut returner Ke’Shawn Williams and signed receiver Mitchell Tinsley. They also promoted tight end Tanner Hudson from the practice squad. Williams fumbled a punt against the Steelers, leading to his release. Dohnte Meyers is expected to take over as the primary returner when the Bengals host the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
Tinsley, who played for the Bengals in 2025, returns to the offense, while Hudson steps into a bigger role with rookie receiver Colbie Young out.
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