Training camps have kicked off around the NFL, and our team reporters are on the ground each day following all the action. The Cincinnati Bengals' camp is taking place in at Paycor Stadium in downtown Cincinnati and Bengals reporter Ben Baby has the latest intel on standouts,

Offensive lineman Amarius Mims returned for the Bengals while tight end Mike Gesicki was absent on Day Nine of training camp.

With the calendar turning to August this weekend, Matt Harmon and John Daigle officially kick into high gear for fantasy draft season. The two share their 12 do’s and don’ts when drafting this draft season. From strategies in draft to players and teams to buy into, the two get you ready for any drafts you have for the month of August.

The Saturday Night Stadium Practice was more show than substance — most of the notable trends were established in the shadows of the stadium, on the practice fields, over the past week. By the time training camp reaches Day 8, the real trends start to emerge. Here are four developments that mattered from this past week as the tempo picked up…

Monday, July 28, saw the Bengals in pads for the first time this training camp, and that came 10 days and six practice sessions away from the club's preseason opener at the Philadelphia Eagles on Aug. 7.

Trey Hendrickson is ending his holdout and will report to Bengals training camp, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero. This comes a week after the Bengals' veterans reported to training camp on July 22.

The Cincinnati Bengals defense continued to excel as the team welcomed fans inside PayCor Stadium on Day Eight of training camp.

It was a fun night in the Queen City as the Cincinnati Bengals welcomed fans into Paycor Stadium tonight for a look at one of their training camp practices. To this point, a lot of questions and looks have been surrounding the defense as Al Golden looks to get his squad prepared for a bounce-back season on that side of the ball.

The Bengals wrapped up Week 2 of training camp. Joe Burrow continues to make progress after undergoing wrist surgery in November. Young weapons like Charlie Jones, Andrei Iosivas and Chase Brown are also flashing their potential.