Cam Taylor-Britt

Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt bats away Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson's would-be 49-yard touchdown pass to Ravens wide receiver Rashod Bateman at the last second in a pass play early in the second quarter of their 'Thursday Night Football' matchup in Week 11 of the 2023 NFL regular season.

Dave Lapham breaks down CB Cam Taylor-Britt's performance so far this season in this edition of Lap's Look.

CB Cam Taylor-Britt and WR Trenton Irwin talk about Cam's big play in Week 10 of the 2023 season.

CB Cam Taylor-Britt speaks to the media after the Texans-Bengals game in Week 10 of the 2023 season.

Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt's fourth-quarter INT vs. Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud changes momentum completely.

Join CB Cam Taylor-Britt in the Bengals locker room as he celebrates the team's week 9 win against the Buffalo Bills.

Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt's third interception of 2023 comes via Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen's errant sideline ball to Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis.

CB Cam Taylor-Britt speaks to the media after the Bengals beat the Seahawks in Week 6 of the 2023 season.

Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt dives for fourth quarter INT on Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith.

Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt dislodges football from Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf on deep-catch attempt.

CB Mike Hilton and CB Cam Taylor-Britt talk about Cam's development with the Bengals.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Cam Taylor-Britt flips the momentum of the game between the Bengals and Arizona Cardinals with his pick-six touchdown vs. Cardinals quarterback Josh Dobbs.

Cincinnati Bengals' cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt bats away Cleveland Browns' quarterback Deshaun Watson's potentially massive deep ball to wide receiver Marquise Goodwin.

NFL Network's Peter Schrager's eighth-ranked player to breakout in 2023

CB Cam Taylor-Britt speaks to the media after Back Together Week on Saturday, July 29, 2023.

Cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt on how the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver room prepares him for games, his foundation's upcoming "Cam's Camp" event

CB Cam Taylor-Britt speaks to the media before the Bengals-Chiefs AFC Championship Game in Kansas City on Sunday.

Cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt picks off Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen's deep throw sending the Cincinnati Bengals to the AFC title game.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Cam Taylor-Britt's pass breakup prevents a would-be 32-yard completion from Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen to wide receiver Gabe Davis.

Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt bats away New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones' last-chance bomb on fourth-and-15.

Learn more about CB Cam Taylor-Britt with comments from Bengals secondary coach Charles Burks in this week's edition of Behind the Stripes.

Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt deflects a pass in the end zone thrown by Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson on fourth down for a turnover on downs.

Learn CB Cam Taylor-Britt's favorite thanksgiving dish, his favorite song and more in this week's edition of Know You Pro.

CB Cam Taylor-Britt talks playing his first NFL game.

"Every little nitpicky thing they (Ja'Marr, TB, Tee) tell me, I'm ears open." - Cam Taylor-Britt

The Bengals seek their fifth straight win when they welcome the Houston Texans to Paycor Stadium on Sunday. The game airs at 1 p.m. on CBS. Here are five things to watch:

Cam Taylor-Britt, who has grown so well and so fast in his 15 games and two seasons on the NFL corner, turns all of 24 Sunday on a day the Bengals play a game of ages at Paycor Stadium (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12) against Seattle's young 3-1 guns.

The Bengals open the 2023 regular season on the road at Cleveland in the 100th installment of the "Battle of Ohio" on Sunday. The game airs at 1 p.m. on CBS (Local 12 in Cincinnati). Here are five things to watch:

The education of Cam Taylor-Britt as he goes from struggling rookie to secondary leader.

In a game history lines up in the A Gap with Monday Night Football's two most prolific passers ever for a shot at the AFC's No. 1 seed, the Bengals honor their legendary "S.W.A.T Team," secondary that locked up enough quarterbacks to give them the top seed on the way to one of the greatest Super Bowls. Here's what they say about the current group before another decisive game against Buffalo.

Cam Taylor-Britt, the Bengals cornerback with rookie energy and veteran aplomb, attacked the locker room sound system just like the Browns came after him at every key point of Sunday's taut tractor-pull of an AFC North game. With the noise rising to the level of the sound the 66,222 had brought to Paycor Stadium moments earlier, Taylor-Britt didn't hear him until he saw Joe Burrow's hand sticking out with congratulations.

Talk about a seal of approval from the 23-10 victory that had defense stamped all over it.

And there are times the Pro Football Focus grades match the grades of the coaches. Such is the case Monday when the Bengals reviewed the work of linebacker Germaine Pratt in Sunday's 37-30 victory in Pittsburgh.

Since this is Bengals-Steelers, there's always something else under the surface. And Sunday (4:25 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12) in the first edition of The Rivalry at some place called Acrisure Stadium is no different. It's the first of many matchups up between rookies Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt and Steelers wide receiver George Pickens. As well as a student vs. a mentor.

The Bengals return to Paycor Stadium looking to defeat an NFC South opponent for the third time this season when they take on the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. The game airs at 1 p.m. on FOX. Here are five things to watch:

The crown jewels of the Bengals' last draft are going to be unveiled for the home crowd Sunday (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's FOX 19) at Paycor Stadium when first-rounder Dax Hill and second-rounder Cam Taylor-Britt get tested by the dangerous and productive Panthers wide receiver DJ Moore.

At some point against the Browns, veteran slot cornerback Mike Hilton looked around and saw that the Bengals' two top draft choices were off the shelf and in the glare of Monday Night Football as the Dawg Pound howled with Halloween delight.

As an homage to his hometown, we call Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo's scheme "The Staten Island Stew," because he's been a master chef at mixing up different packages with varying ingredients to fire up a spice that brings a wallop. In Sunday's 35-17 win over the Falcons, the defense had five backups working at least 45 percent of the snaps and three of them just joined the team this season via the draft or the waiver wire.

A bevy of notes leading into Sunday night's (8:20 p.m.-Cincinnati's Channel 5) Bengals-Ravens AFC North showdown in Baltimore.

Second-rounder Cam Taylor-Britt, one of the relay rookies in that suddenly sudden Bengals secondary, has a quick personality to match.

The Bengals today signed two draft picks -- CB Cam Taylor-Britt and DE Jeff Gunter. 

With the Bengals back at Paul Brown Stadium this week for the first time since the Super Bowl, the buzz words are chemistry, camaraderie, character and how they propelled The Run. Or, in other words, Bengals special teams ace Stanley Morgan, Jr., and their new rookie cornerback he mentored when they were at the University of Nebraska.

If last year was the BMG (Big Man's Game) Draft, then what transpired this weekend at Paul Brown Stadium is the Fast and Furious Draft. As in speed and defense rules The Jungle. After grabbing the AFC title, the Bengals could let the draft board come to them.

Hill ranks high across pundits with his versatility and stats. Taylor-Britt is highlighted for Bengals-like qualities. Carter to bring high value. Volson praised for "glass eater" qualities. Check out some of the NFL Draft Grades here. 

After a pre-draft visit to Paul Brown Stadium to meet with Bengals coaches a few weeks ago, Nebraska cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt came away thinking that he might wind up in Cincinnati. "It's crazy because I did," he said as he laughed with reporters Friday night via conference call.

For the second straight night in Friday's second round of the NFL Draft, the Bengals went with speedy versatility in the secondary and tapped Nebraska cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt with the 60th pick. It's the first time in franchise they've taken defensive backs with their first two picks.