CINCINNATI — The Bengals are open to trading veteran linebacker Logan Wilson, multiple league sources have confirmed. Wilson, 29, requested a trade earlier this month after rookie Barrett Carter took his place in the Bengals' starting lineup. He has 47 tackles in eight games.

“Many teams, including the Rams, 49ers, Lions, Colts and Eagles, have called the Bengals on numerous players, including LB Logan Wilson, CB Cam Taylor-Britt and, of course, DE Trey Hendrickson. For now, some teams don’t believe Cincinnati has any real interest in moving its core pieces.”

The Cincinnati Bengals are extremely unlikely to trade defensive end Trey Hendrickson ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline. Barring a shocking change in stance and historical behavior from the front office in Cincinnati, if the team loses to the ...

The Colts are reportedly one of several teams who have reached out to the Bengals ahead of the NFL trade deadline.

The Cincinnati Bengals indeed sound a like team open to the idea of trading linebacker and captain Logan Wilson. So says a new report, which at least mentions the possibility of the Bengals picking up the phone, should teams call before the NFL trade deadline next week.

Bengals insist Hendrickson is not available, but ESPN links Bills, Cowboys, and Colts to LB Logan Wilson as teams call on multiple defenders.

The Jets' Breece Hall and Raiders' Jakobi Meyers are among those who seem most likely to be dealt before Tuesday.

The Bengals get Lammons, a veteran on the final year of his contract who can provide nice depth. They need help now and into 2026 with Cam Taylor-Britt, at least, seeming on his way out the door. There’s still the issue of honoring trade requests at all here, but getting something back out of a messy split with Wilson is better than nothing.