Bengals Part Ways with Offensive Lineman Andrew Stueber
November 28, 2024 - 20:34
In a surprising move, the Bengals have waived offensive lineman Andrew Stueber, as announced by the team on Thursday. Stueber, who joined the Bengals in the offseason, had been vying for a spot on the team's roster but ultimately did not make the cut.
The decision to release him comes as the Bengals continue to finalize their lineup ahead of the upcoming season. Stueber, a former standout at the collegiate level, was expected to add depth to the offensive line. However, the team’s coaching staff likely felt that other players better fit their needs and strategy moving forward.
This move reflects the competitive nature of the NFL, where roster decisions are often made based on performance and team dynamics. As the Bengals prepare for the season, fans will be watching closely to see how this decision impacts their offensive line and overall team composition.
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