
The Cincinnati Bengals are facing a notable depth issue at running back, with Chase Brown and Samaje Perine handling the workload but lacking a reliable option for short-yardage situations. A potential solution has emerged as the Washington Commanders unexpectedly released rookie Kaytron Allen, a sixth-round pick, following roster adjustments tied to injury returns.
Allen’s availability on waivers presents a low-risk opportunity for the Bengals, who could benefit from adding a player capable of handling tough downs and easing pressure on the passing game. Meanwhile, the Bengals’ secondary remains a concern, particularly with Jordan Battle set to start at safety against the Miami Dolphins after Kyle Dugger’s injury.
Battle’s struggles with missed tackles have drawn criticism, though his return to practice offers a glimmer of hope for improved play. On the offensive side, Ja’Marr Chase’s return to practice marks progress in his concussion recovery, though his readiness for Sunday’s game remains uncertain.
The Bengals must avoid a sluggish start like the one that plagued the Dallas Cowboys in their recent loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, especially against a winless opponent.
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