The Bengals have planned multiple joint practices for this summer, starting with a session with the Bears in August. Bears head coach Matt Eberflus revealed that his team would practice with the Bengals before their preseason game. Subsequently, the Bengals announced that they would also be holding joint practices with the Colts. The practice is set for August 20 in Cincinnati, leading up to a preseason matchup between the two teams on August 22. This marks the first time the Bengals have scheduled multiple joint practices under head coach Zac Taylor.
In addition to their practice with the Bengals, the Colts will also be participating in a pair of joint practices. The Cardinals have already announced that they will be working with the Colts earlier in the month. It seems like joint practices are becoming increasingly popular among NFL teams as they prepare for the upcoming season. This collaboration allows teams to simulate game-like scenarios and increase competition during training camp, ultimately improving player performance and team dynamics. It will be interesting to see how these joint practices impact the Bengals, Colts, and Bears as they gear up for the 2022 season.
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