Bengals Re-Sign Trey Hopkins

Apr 04, 2019 at 10:50 AM
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Cincinnati Bengals offensive guard Trey Hopkins (66) blocks during a week 2 NFL football against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018 in Cincinnati. Cincinnati won 34-23. (Aaron M. Sprecher via AP)

The Bengals today re-signed G/C Trey Hopkins to a one-year contract.

Hopkins, a fourth-year player in 2019, joined the Bengals as a college free agent out of the University of Texas in 2014. He has played in 30 career games, and his 21 starts include 13 games at RG, two at LG and six at C.

Hopkins signed the second-round tender the Bengals extended to him on March 8.

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