
Jason Marcum
Writer at SB Nation
Assistant Editor and Site Manager at Cincy Jungle
Site manager for @ASeaOfBlue and @CincyJungle. Writer for @SBNation. Member of @PFWAwriters. Former National Guard MP. God is my Lord & Savior. Must love dogs.
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cincyjungle.com | Jason Marcum
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2 days ago |
aseaofblue.com | Jason Marcum
Photo by Johnnie Izquierdo/Getty Images Five Kentucky Wildcats football players, Alex Afari Jr., Ty Bryant, Jager Burton, Fred Farrier II, and Josh Kattus, have been named to the 12th Annual Collegiate All-Commonwealth Team, announced by the Kentucky Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Collegiate All-Commonwealth Team is a preseason recognition award honoring football players attending Kentucky colleges and universities. The team represents the best college football players in the Commonwealth.
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3 days ago |
cincyjungle.com | Jason Marcum
Albert Cesare/The Cincinnati Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images It may not be just one thing that’s keeping Shemar Stewart from signing his rookie deal after all. On Monday, PFT’s Mike Florio reported on why Stewart is holding out, citing the percentage of compensation in future years to be paid as a training camp roster bonus as the main reason the Cincinnati Bengals have not signed their first-round rookie.
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3 days ago |
cincyjungle.com | Jason Marcum
Daniel Kucin Jr.-Imagn Images The Cincinnati Bengals have signed undrafted free agent safety Shaquan Loyal and waived cornerback Micah Abraham, the team announced Monday. Loyal 6-foot, 202-pound is a rookie out of Rutgers who had 77 tackles, seven passes defended, one sack, and two interceptions in the 2024 season. He was an All-Big Ten honorable mention.
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3 days ago |
cincyjungle.com | Jason Marcum
Steve Roberts-Imagn Images Well, things aren’t going well with the Cincinnati Bengals and Trey Hendrickson. On Monday, Hendrickson released a statement to ESPN, saying that the Bengals have not been in communication with him following the NFL Draft, despite several reports saying there had been talks ongoing. “No communication has taken place between my camp and the organization post draft,” ESPN’s Adam Schefter wrote on Twitter of Hendrickson’s statement.
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RT @WildcatsTongue: Possibly my favorite thing about this *projected* roster: positional versatility. Kentucky will have MANY legit optio…

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