Bengals Shock Fans with Sudden Release of Veteran Running Back—What’s Next for the Team?
The fact that the Bengals have cut ties with him at this point might mean he’s not ready to play, and given the delicate nature of neck injuries, it might be a while before another team gives him a chance.
Moss signed a two-year deal with the Bengals worth $8 million in 2024.
He agreed to a restructured contract worth $1.7 million for this season.
The Bengals will now have to deal with $1.88 million in dead money on their salary cap, but they will have $1.2 million in savings.
Moss rushed for 242 yards and two touchdowns in eight games last season, playing behind Chase Brown.
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