Bengals Re-Sign Trent Taylor

Cincinnati Bengals
28 Mar 2023, 16:28 GMT+10

The Bengals today re-signed unrestricted free agent WR Trent Taylor to a one-year contract for the 2023 season.

Taylor, a sixth-year player out of Louisiana Tech University, originally was a fifth-round pick by San Francisco in 2017 and spent his first four seasons ('17-20) with the 49ers. He joined the Bengals as a free agent in the 2020 offseason, and in 20 games with Cincinnati (one start), he has caught eight passes for 103 yards. Taylor has additionally served as the team's primary punt returner since Game 14 of the 2021 season, and returned 40 punts for 392 yards (9.8 average) for Cincinnati.

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