Cincinnati Bengals depth chart

This is the Cincinnati Bengals depth chart and roster for Week 10 of the 2026 NFL season: every position, the player listed first and the players behind him, with the share of snaps each one has played over the last three games. The Bengals are 6-2 and play at home against the Pittsburgh Steelers next. The model gives them a 55% chance of winning, with an expected score of 25-23. In the simulated rest of the season they reach the playoffs 93% of the time and finish with 10 to 14 wins.

Cincinnati Bengals depth chart: offense

The figure after a name is his share of snaps over the last three games.

Cincinnati Bengals depth chart: defense

The figure after a name is his share of snaps over the last three games.

Cincinnati Bengals depth chart: special teams

Bengals briefing before Week 10

• DJ Ivey has played 47% of the snaps at left cornerback over the last three games. Tacario Davis, still first on the chart, has played 2%.
• DJ Turner II is questionable for Week 10 with an ankle injury.
• Dylan Fairchild is questionable for Week 10 with a pectoral injury.
• Josh Newton's share of the snaps went from 0% to 60% when the last three games are compared with the three before.
• Latest roster move, Nov 3: Placed DE Cashius Howell on injured reserve.
• Next: Week 10 at home against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The model estimates a 55% chance of a Bengals win and an expected score of 25-23.

Bengals injury report

• Josh Kattus, TE: out
• DJ Turner II, CB: questionable, ankle
• Dylan Fairchild, G: questionable, pectoral
• Kyle Dugger, S: questionable, quadriceps
• Andrei Iosivas, WR: injured reserve, thumb
• Brian Parker II, OT: injured reserve
• Cashius Howell, DE: injured reserve, wrist
• Erick All Jr., TE: injured reserve, knee - acl
• Ja'Sir Taylor, CB: injured reserve
• Jalen Davis, CB: injured reserve
• Swayze Bozeman, LB: injured reserve
• Tanner Hudson, TE: injured reserve

Bengals schedule and results

Where the Bengals rank in the NFL

• Points per game: 30.0, 2nd of 32
• Points allowed per game: 21.9, 14th of 32
• Expected points added per play, offense: 0.133, 4th of 32
• Expected points added per play, defense: 0.013, 18th of 32
• Net passing yards per game: 285.5, 1st of 32
• Rushing yards per game: 85.6, 30th of 32
• Sacks made: 23, 10th of 32
• Turnover margin: 2, 12th of 32
• Penalty yards per game: 54.6, 11th of 32
• Third downs converted, %: 53.6, 1st of 32
• Red-zone trips ending in a touchdown, %: 68.8, 5th of 32

Bengals history since 1999

• The Bengals are 6-2, their best record after eight games since 2015, when they were 8-0.
• The Bengals have scored 240 points in eight games, the most at this stage in their 28 seasons since 1999.
• The Bengals reached the playoffs in 9 of the 27 seasons from 1999 to 2025, most recently in 2022 (lost the conference championship).
• The Bengals have won four regular-season games in a row. They last had a run that long in 2025.
• Orlando Brown Jr. has played every snap on his side of the ball in all eight games.
• The Bengals are 4-6 in their last ten games against the Steelers, and 16-41 since 1999.
• Of the 52 players on the depth chart with a known draft history, 26 were drafted by the Bengals, 9 were first-round picks and 8 were not drafted at all.

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