The Bengals have scheduled multiple sets of joint practices this summer, marking the first time since Zac Taylor became the team’s head coach. This collaborative effort between the Bengals and Colts is part of a trend in the NFL, with many teams opting to participate in joint practices leading up to preseason games.
The first set of practices will be with the Bears ahead of a preseason game in August, as announced by Bears head coach Matt Eberflus. Following this, the Bengals revealed that they will also have a day of joint practices with the Colts on August 20 in Cincinnati, leading up to their preseason matchup on August 22. These joint practices allow players and coaching staff to get valuable experience working with another team, helping them prepare for the upcoming season.
The Colts will also be holding a pair of joint practices, including one with the Cardinals earlier in the month. These joint practices foster camaraderie and sportsmanship between the two organizations, promoting unity and mutual growth in the NFL community. By participating in these collaborative efforts, teams are able to gain new perspectives and insights into their own strategies and tactics, ultimately leading to better performance on the field during regular season games.
