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Kendall Milton

Kendall Milton

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Sep 11, 2026

HiloHOST
17:12
Perine was injured in week nine, missed two games plus the team's bye, and never returned to full strength the rest of the way.
HiloHOST
17:19
That paved the runway for Brown's eruption considering the other backs on their roster last year were Taj Brooks, Kendall Milton, and Gary Brightwell.
HiloHOST
17:29
Guess what? It's just Brown, Perine, and Brooks again.
HiloHOST
17:33
But a healthy Perine gives them a legitimate change-of-pace option.
Alex FrankHOST
12:02
Joe Giles Harris, Shaka Hayward, Braylon Lux, glad he's on the practice squad.
Alex FrankHOST
12:07
Kendall Milton, Jordan Moore, Noah Thomas, what a really good preseason.
Alex FrankHOST
12:12
Russ Yeast, who had the pick against Detroit to end that game.
Alex FrankHOST
12:16
Garvin Randolph, Blake Freeland, who... was a mid-round target a few years ago for the Bengals, Trequeasy Bridges, and then Josh Johnson, so happy they brought him back, and then finally Tanner Hudson.
Eric VanekHOST
43:15
None of those guys I want.
Eric VanekHOST
43:17
And then practice squad running backs here for the Bengals, they kept Kendall Milton and Kentro Bullock.
Eric VanekHOST
43:23
Not really interested in those guys, but just names to kind of keep an eye on.
Alan SeslowskyGUEST
43:27
Yep, now that's waiver wire fodder.
Paul Dehner Jr.HOST
11:42
Taj Brooks stays.
Paul Dehner Jr.HOST
11:44
So you also have Kendall Milton and Kentrell Bullock were the two practice squatters.
Paul Dehner Jr.HOST
11:49
I know there was a lot.
Paul Dehner Jr.HOST
11:50
Haynes ends up going.
Dale AltmanHOST
5:01
Obviously, the 53, Tosh Brooks is the one who's still around.
Dale AltmanHOST
5:05
The practice squad, they filled it with Kendall Milton and Kentrell Bullock, the two spots.
Dale AltmanHOST
5:09
We heard that yesterday.
Dale AltmanHOST
5:11
Jamal Haynes with the 16 being officially announced is out.
Dale AltmanHOST
5:20
I think he's got the receiving.
Dale AltmanHOST
5:21
Being a former receiver at Georgia Tech, he's got the feet, the footwork, the quickness, just a lot of things I liked about Haynes, good contact balance, low center of gravity, so many things I liked about Haynes.
Dale AltmanHOST
5:33
I would have kept Haynes and Bullock as the two, but I'm not going to sit here and harp on Kendall Milton, and we're talking practice squad guys, right, guys that we may not see all season long.
Dale AltmanHOST
5:43
But as far as a guy I want to develop for the future, I would have much rather seen, you know, Jamal Haynes here in that practice squad spot over Kendall Milton.
James RapienHOST
2:08
Braylon Lux.
James RapienHOST
2:09
Kendall Milton.
James RapienHOST
2:10
I'm surprised about that one a little bit at least.
James RapienHOST
2:12
Jordan Moore.
Jake LiscowHOST
18:22
Yeah.
Jake LiscowHOST
18:23
I mean, that probably points to some sort of process issue for the Bengals of running back where Kendall Milton is once again on their practice squad.
Jake LiscowHOST
18:32
It does happen.
Jake LiscowHOST
18:34
It's probably something that if you're in the Bengals front office, you want to look at though.
Dale AltmanHOST
8:18
I...
Dale AltmanHOST
8:20
I would have kept 100% Jamal Haynes and his upside and his footwork and his shiftiness over Kendall Milton, who, yeah, he's a bigger guy, a power back, but what has he ever done when he's been called up to the active roster? And even in preseason, I haven't seen this guy flash enough for me to think that Kendall Milton deserves a practice squad spot over what I've seen from Jamal Haynes in preseason game three.
Dustin CroftHOST
8:46
Yeah.
Dustin CroftHOST
8:47
I agree with you.
Dustin CroftHOST
9:00
We just don't have that information and know if they chose somebody over our boy – Jamal like I wanted him you know you know but like yeah we don't know what those I mean he still could end up on the practice squad who knows you know what I mean yeah
Greg LutherHOST
9:17
yeah but now I figured you guys talk to the running back situation I mean no we were
Dale AltmanHOST
9:21
talking about Sean Clifford back we don't know about Josh Johnson that's what I talked about while you guys are gone then I just went down to running backs and talking about some of the guys the news trickling in Sounds like Kendall Milton and it sounds like Bullock are going to be back on the practice squad.
Dale AltmanHOST
9:34
Doesn't sound great for a guy.
Adam MugnainiHOST
7:54
And that's honestly what I look at the... practice squad as as i'm sure a lot of people do is a security blanket these are guys that you're trying to develop these are young guys um who could make an impact in special teams down the line or in in extreme cases these are guys that you know when some injuries happen they get bumped up instead of having to go out and sign a guy and uh these are guys that you develop so Good to know that they at least have enough faith where they want to bring these guys back onto the practice squad.
Adam MugnainiHOST
8:28
Similarly with Kendall Milton.
Adam MugnainiHOST
8:30
So keeping that running back room in the practice squad, making sure that those bases are all covered as well.
Adam MugnainiHOST
8:36
Just something I really like to see.
Ace BoogieHOST
10:11
Braylon Lux, a guy that I really like that corner.
Ace BoogieHOST
10:14
Kendall Milton, And I already mentioned Jordan Moore and Noah Thomas and then Russell Yeast or Russ Yeast.
Ace BoogieHOST
10:21
So the Bengals still have some options and they still have spots available.
Ace BoogieHOST
10:27
Some people expected them to keep other more guys on their practice squad, but.

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