Bengals cut defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins after one season in Cincinnati
Rankins played in seven games last season for the Bengals and recorded just one sack. He was an expected cut after limited production in his first season in Cincinnati. Rankins missed majority of the season with an undisclosed injury that landed him on the reserve/non-football illness list.
Bengals Cut Veteran Defender in Cap-Saving Move as Big Free Agency Looms
As first reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter they released defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins on Friday. Bengals released veteran DT Sheldon Rankins, who started seven games last season.
Cincinnati Bengals cut defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins, clear $9.6M from salary cap
The Cincinnati Bengals released veteran defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins, clearing nearly $10 million in salary cap space, they announced Friday.
Cincinnati Bengals' updated cap space after cutting Sheldon Rankins loose
The Cincinnati Bengals made their first significant move of the 2025 offseason on Friday when they cut defensive lineman Sheldon Rankins. Here's a look at the Bengals' updated cap space and who could be next to get the boot.
Bengals clear nearly $10 million in cap space by releasing veteran defensive lineman
The Cincinnati Bengals are finding ways to get better this offseason, and that may require releasing some players on the team. That’s what they recently did, as they parted ways with defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins,
Bengals release defensive tackle, freeing up cap space
The cap increase would represent the second time in as many seasons that the salary cap rose substantially. Each NFL team was permitted to spend a maximum of $224.8 million on com
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