A Rookie's Dilemma. Upon entering the Bengals' rookie minicamp, Knight, along with other draft picks, chose not to ...

Demetrius Knight was the second player chosen by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2025 NFL Draft. The former South Carolina ...

South Carolina football product Demetrius Knight had his NFL dream realized two weeks ago when the Cincinnati Bengals ...

It’s not just draft picks that the Bengals have had issues signing. They were embroiled in long contract issues with NFL ...

The Bengals have already signed four of their six rookies selected in this draft with Dylan Fairchild, Barrett Carter, Jalen ...

One of two Cincinnati Bengals rookie holdouts appeared to end on Tuesday, even if the note was a little lost in the sudden ...

The Cincinnati Bengals are involved in many contract disputes at this time. The franchise is having problems with edge defender Trey Hendrickson, but their top two rookies, Shemar Stewart and ...

Cincinnati Bengals' rookie holdouts could be resolved with a simple tweak to their contracts, but will it happen in time for ...

With plenty of talk around the holdout and the injury waiver, seeing Demetrius Knight take the field was a great sign for the franchise. Knight took to Twitter to shut down any speculation.

Stewart went No. 17 overall and Knight went No. 49 overall in the draft. Cincinnati has already signed its other draft picks ...

The Bengals selected Knight with the 49th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Bengals front office understood that they needed more linebackers to run Al Golden’s 4-3 base/4-2 nickel defense.

CINCINNATI — Shemar Stewart and Demetrius Knight Jr. didn't do any on-field drills during the Bengals' one-day rookie minicamp on Friday. Stewart and Knight were Cincinnati's top two picks in the 2025 ...