Kyries

Hebert

For what it’s worth, Hebert was one of the most feared hitters at safety and on special teams in the CFL. He played for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2007.

He missed practice all week. The Bengals will use a rotation of Chinedum Ndukwe and Kyries Hebert at strong safety vs. Tennessee. Jackson isn’t a difference maker so it doesn’t help Alge Crumpler or any Titans skill players.

Livings, 28, is the lone first-team player here. He’s made 15 starts over the past two seasons, performing admirably. Roland is a tight end in the Bengals’ jumbo package and a solid backup right tackle. He’ll be supplanted by Andre Smith this year. Hebert is a gunner. Palmer is Carson’s little brother.

Cook was a solid run blocker in his first season as the starter while Livings lost the left guard job to Evan Mathis. Roland will stick around as a backup tackle, and Palmer is likely to remain the No. 3 quarterback.

Harris fails to stick as a rotational lineman, while Johnson doesn’t even get a chance with Brian Leonard sidelined.