Mike Gesicki’s play has been one of the Cincinnati Bengals’ shining points, despite the fact that the team hasn’t won a single game
The Bengals’ next game versus the Commanders will have Gesicki on the field. He was cleared to play after attending to a calf injury, and he took part in practice in full on Saturday. The Bengals should be happy about this, especially considering how well he played in Week 2—catching seven passes for 91 yards.
The Bengals’ next game versus the Commanders will have Gesicki on the field. He was cleared to play after attending to a calf injury, and he took part in practice in full on Saturday. The Bengals should be happy about this, especially considering how well he played in Week 2—catching seven passes for 91 yards.
The Bengals’ next game versus the Commanders will have Gesicki on the field. He was cleared to play after attending to a calf injury, and he took part in practice in full on Saturday. The Bengals should be happy about this, especially considering how well he played in Week 2—catching seven passes for 91 yards.
In order for the Bengals to recover from a difficult start to the season, Gesicki’s contribution to the passing game will be essential. Now that he is fully recovered, the squad intends to use his abilities to increase their offensive production. As Higgins makes a comeback, fantasy owners should monitor how the receiving corps is distributed, but the tight end should still be a solid choice based on his recent output.
Recently, the Bengals’ acquisition of Mike Gesicki was celebrated as a significant win in free agency, according to NFL analyst David Kenyon at Bleacher Report.
“Mike Gesicki is just a small mistake away from being an undeniable star in his first two games with the Cincinnati Bengals.
In the season opener against the New England Patriots, he had a modest performance with three receptions for 18 yards. However, a touchdown he scored was overturned, which the NFL later acknowledged should not have been.
In a close Week 2 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, Gesicki stepped up with seven catches for 91 yards, playing a crucial role in keeping the Bengals competitive against the reigning champions.
Finally, the offense may have found a dependable tight end for Joe Burrow.
With Ja’Marr Chase’s contract issues and Tee Higgins’ injury, Gesicki’s $2.5 million deal is looking like a smart investment,” Kenyon noted.
In March, the Bengals signed Gesicki to a one-year contract worth up to $3.25 million, aiming to bolster their tight end position, especially after re-signing Drew Sample.
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