Bengals TE Tanner Hudson to miss rest of season with torn pectoral
The Bengals have lost a member of their tight end corps for the rest of the season.
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- Bengals TE Tanner Hudson to miss rest of season with torn pectoral.
- The Bengals have lost a member of their tight end corps for the rest of the season.
- The Bengals have lost a member of their tight end corps for the rest of the season.
The Bengals have lost a member of their tight end corps for the rest of the season. Tight end Tanner Hudson's agent told Charlie Clifford of WLWT that Hudson is out for the year due to a torn pectoral. The injury occurred during the Bengals' win over the Dolphins in Week 5. Hudson caught a two-yard touchdown pass in the 31-24 win and had three catches for 14 yards overall. He had four catches for 19 yards in the first four weeks of the season. Hudson is in his fourth season with the Bengals and is set to be a free agent in 2027. Mike Gesicki, Erick All, Drew Sample, and Jack Endries are the team's remaining tight ends.
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