The Cincinnati Bengals have confirmed the release of linebacker Germaine Pratt, who has been a starting defender for the team over the past six seasons. This move follows Pratt's trade request after a coaching change and comes in light of the Bengals drafting two new linebackers. The release will save the Bengals $5.9 million in salary cap space, while incurring a $2.3 million cap hit for the upcoming season, marking a significant transition in the team's defensive lineup.
Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Germaine Pratt is set to be released as the team gains significant cap savings and adjusts after drafting two new linebackers.
Pratt was a key player for the Bengals, contributing to two AFC North titles and championship appearances, but his release follows team shifts and a trade request.
The Bengals will save $5.9 million in cap space by releasing Pratt while still holding a $2.3 million cap charge for the upcoming season.
This decision reflects the changes in the Bengals' linebacker corps after Pratt's offseason trade request and the drafting of two new linebackers.
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