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A roster re-set as Bengals set to gather this week.

Photo by Rich Barnes/Getty Images Did the Syracuse Orange men’s lacrosse team play this week? YouTube didn’t think so! Technical difficulties aside, Kevin Wall joined Steve Haller to talk this week in Orange news! For those new around these parts, we do a live show every Sunday night at 8 PM ET! Can’t tune in and watch live? Press play below to watch the whole thing when you can! On this edition of the Nunes LiveStream, the guys talked about: Technical difficulties count out most of the men’s lacrosse talk, for the better. But in all honesty, the men’s lacrosse team got beat badly...

Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images The Cincinnati Bengals have signed free agents Eric Dungey and Cheyenne O’Grady. Both participated in the team’s rookie minicamp Friday as tryout players. Dungey, a 6-3, 226-pound quarterback, is a first-year player by way of the Syracuse Orange, who was originally a college free agent signee of the New York Giants in 2019. He later spent time on the Cleveland Browns’ practice squad but did not see game action for either team. He was not with an NFL team in 2020. O’Grady, a 6-4, 253-pound tight end, is a rookie from the Arkansas Razorbacks who spent...

Photo by Omar Rawlings/Getty Images About a month ago, we got a chance to talk with former Syracuse Orange quarterback Eric Dungey about his future in football. At the time, he was getting set to play in The Spring League with the hopes of impressing the NFL brass enough to get another shot in the league. Fast forward to today, and Dungey hasn’t played in The Spring League as he has gotten that next NFL opportunity, signing with the Cincinnati Bengals. We’ve signed two free agents — QB Eric Dungey and TE Cheyenne O’Grady. The Bengals are Dungey’s third team in the NFL. He initially...

Katie Stratman-USA TODAY Sports 10 draft picks, six college free agents, and a handful of hopeful others made up the Cincinnati Bengals rookie minicamp session on Friday inside Paul Brown Stadium. It was the first time we got to see the newest additions to the team take the field together and run drills amongst each other. Headlining the day was fifth-overall pick Ja’Marr Chase, who very much looked the part of an athletic No. 1 receiver. Chase and his fellow rookies were in shorts and pad-less jerseys, but that’s football in May for you. This was the only practice of minicamp, as the te...