Following the release of LB Germaine Pratt, the Bengals have an opening for a starting linebacker job alongside Logan Wilson.

Here's an inside look at rookie linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr. who could have a pivotal role with the Cincinnati Bengals ...

The Cincinnati Bengals filled a massive roster hole in this year's NFL Draft with third-round pick and former Georgia ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - As linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr. sat in a meeting room at the University of South Carolina football facility on Friday the call came from the Bengals that they were taking ...

South Carolina linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr. was referred to during ESPN's NFL draft broadcast by Mel Kiper Jr. and Louis Riddick as a "thumper." A mass shooting claimed 4 lives.

Per OverTheCap.com, Knight’s rookie deal as the No. 49 pick will be worth $9.01 million over four years. The Bengals also had the No. 49 pick in 2024 and took defensive tackle Kris Jenkins.

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Demetrius Knight Jr. felt like a nice Bengals fit — in the third round, considering he wasn’t even in Dane Brugler’s top 100. It would be shocking if he’s not starting the opener.

The Cincinnati Bengals selected linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr. with the No. 49 overall pick in the second round. The selection should help further bolster an improving Bengals defense, ...

Demetrius Knight II led the Charlotte 49ers' defense with seven tackles against Navy in an eventual 14-0 loss, but Knight wasn't done with his day's work when the game ended.. It was Oct. 14, 2023 ...

Demetrius Knight Jr. is an American national. He was born in Locust Grove, Georgia, on January 4, 2000, making him 25 years old as of April 2025. He attended Strong Rock Christian School as a high ...

Cincinnati Bengals rookie linebacker Demetrius Knight is caught in a contract standoff that goes beyond him due to a tide change in fully guaranteed money for second-round picks.