Overview
- The Bengals have cleared All for full training-camp activity but are easing him in as a limited participant and are not using him on special teams while they monitor his knee and conditioning.
- All told reporters he was struck by a three-wheeled vehicle while on vacation in Greece and said he walked away with only scrapes and a large boost in confidence that convinced him he was ready to return.
- All missed most of the 2024 season after an ACL tear and sat out all of 2025 because of surgery complications, so his clearance marks the end of nearly two years away from regular play.
- Coaches and teammates have praised his physical condition but urged caution, and the team frames his role as a rotational or third tight end behind Mike Gesicki and Drew Sample pending in-camp performance.
- How the Bengals manage his contact reps and whether he adds special teams duties will be the clearest signals of his game readiness and could shape his snap counts during the 2026 season.