As for Taylor-Britt, he believes the Golden approach has helped his game elevate.
“Keeping stuff simple. Keeping everything the same thing in a couple of defenses,” Taylor-Britt said. “Everything is the same, and not thinking as much. You hear one word and you know everything else, basically. And you use your tools in your toolbox for that.”
Bengals cornerbacks coach Charles Burks has been a CTB guy since day one. They came in together in 2022, when Burks joined the Bengals two weeks after they were in the Super Bowl and two months before they took Taylor-Britt in the second round. Burks has been preaching consistency to him ever since, and he loves to hear the confidence.
“I like where he’s at,” Burks said after practice. “He has the skill set to cover, he has the skill set to make plays on the ball. He has the skill set to develop in all different areas. The thing with great and elite players is their entire approach is being consistent. And consistent people are going to be confident.
Muscle Memory
Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins looks as sleek as ever, but he says he’s coming off a very different offseason. After missing five games last year with soft tissue issues, Higgins has returned looking to play all 17. Add that to last year’s numbers of 911 yards and a career-high ten touchdowns.
Higgins said after Tuesday’s practice he changed his offseason regimen looking to prevent injuries. He said he focused on both speed and strength.
“Get my muscles right. Make sure I know what I’m doing muscles-wise,” said Higgins, who returned to his usual offseason trainer in Miami. “I did a lot of everything. I was on the track a lot. I was in the weight room a lot weightlifting.”
He has no doubts what happens to this offense when he’s healthy: “Definitely could be deadly.”
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