The Cincinnati Bengals typically don’t make many moves once training camp begins, but they’ve been unusually active over the past few days. After finally agreeing to terms with first-round rookie Shemar Stewart,

Fant was due to have a $13.41 million cap charge in the final year of his two-year deal with the Seahawks, including $8.49 million in non-guaranteed salary. While the Seahawks opened up $8.91 million in cap room, Seattle also absorbed a dead cap hit of $4.5 million due to his prorated signing bonus.

CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Bengals had yet to announce the signing of tight end Noah Fant when head coach Zac Taylor sat down for his news conference before the start of Thursday’s practice. Taylor at first didn’t want to go into specifics about Fant because he said he didn’t know what was official and what wasn’t.