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The Carolina Panthers have signed safety Jordan Fuller to a one-year deal, replacing Vonn Bell who was released earlier. Fuller, who started all 17 games for the Los Angeles Rams in 2023, brings a strong track record of turnovers and solid defensive play. Bell, now with the Cincinnati Bengals, has already circled the 2024 matchup between the Bengals and Panthers as a must-watch game.
Bengals playoff hero Vonn Bell is set to return on a one-year deal, bringing his veteran leadership and knowledge of the defensive system to help improve the team's secondary communication. With the addition of Geno Stone and the emergence of young safeties like Dax Hill and Jordan Battle, the Bengals are looking to bolster their defensive backfield. Bell's impact on and off the field, including his mentorship of younger players, makes him a valuable asset as the team aims to build on their recent success.
Safety Vonn Bell has returned to the Cincinnati Bengals on a one-year deal after being released by the Carolina Panthers. Bell, who previously played for the Bengals from 2020 to '23, has agreed to the reunion after starting 13 games for the Panthers last season. Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in 2016, Bell brings a wealth of experience and a strong track record to the Bengals' defense.
Safety Vonn Bell is returning to the Cincinnati Bengals on a one-year deal after being released by the Carolina Panthers earlier this week. The Bengals will pay him the veteran minimum while the Panthers will cover most of his $6 million salary for 2024. Bell previously played for the Bengals from 2020-2022 and started 48 games for the team. He brings eight years of experience, with 122 career games and 106 starts, along with impressive defensive stats including 37 passes defensed, seven interceptions, 15 forced fumbles, 11 fumble recoveries, and 9.5 sacks.
Carolina Panthers' safety Vonn Bell remains out with a shoulder injury, while tight end Hayden Hurst is in concussion protocol. However, several players returned to practice, including tight end Tommy Tremble, right tackle Taylor Moton, and Marquis Haynes Sr. Wide receiver Adam Thielen and punter Johnny Hekker were removed from the injury report as their absences were not injury-related. Three new additions to the report include safety Xavier Woods, guard Nash Jensen, and wide receiver Jonathan Mingo, who were listed as limited participants. Cornerback CJ Henderson participated fully, and the three players designated to return from injured reserve were limited participants for the second consecutive day.
The Carolina Panthers' preseason loss to the New York Giants resulted in some notable PFF grades. Wide receiver Gary Jennings and running back Raheem Blackshear received the highest marks, while quarterback Bryce Young and linebacker Amaré Barno had the lowest grades. Safety Vonn Bell stood out with his impressive performance, including a crushing hit on Giants tight end Darren Waller.
The Cincinnati Bengals have made significant moves in free agency, signing premier left tackle Orlando Brown Jr to a four-year, $64.092 million contract with a $31 million signing bonus, as well as bringing in former Ram Nick Scott to replace Vonn Bell at strong safety. The Bengals have also retained several of their own players, but have yet to address needs at tight end and cornerback. There are rumors that left tackle Jonah Williams may be traded, and the Bengals have applied to host the NFL draft after the 2024 season.