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This is a 2026 photo of Dexter Lawrence II of the Cincinnati Bengals NFL football team. This image reflects the Cincinnati Bengals active roster as of Tuesday, June 16, 2026 when this image was taken. (AP Photo)

Dexter Lawrence

DT

#97

Experience: 8 years

Height: 6-5

Age: 28

Weight: 350 lbs

College: Clemson

2025 SEASON

  • Solo
    13
  • SCK
    0.5
  • FF
    0
  • INT
    1

Preseason

WKGame DateOPPRESULTTotalSoloASTSCKSFTYPDEFINTYDSAVGLNGTDSFFFR
308/21/2025PatriotsW 42 - 10
208/16/2025JetsW 31 - 12
108/09/2025@BillsW 34 - 25

Regular Season

WKGame DateOPPRESULTTotalSoloASTSCKSFTYPDEFINTYDSAVGLNGTDSFFFR
1801/04/2026CowboysW 34 - 171010000
1712/28/2025@RaidersW 34 - 103210000
1612/21/2025VikingsL 13 - 161100010
1512/14/2025CommandersL 21 - 292110000
1312/01/2025@PatriotsL 15 - 33
1211/23/2025@LionsL 27 - 341100000
1111/16/2025PackersL 20 - 271100000
1011/09/2025@BearsL 20 - 241010000
911/02/202549ersL 24 - 341000000
810/26/2025@EaglesL 20 - 383030.5000
710/19/2025@BroncosL 32 - 331010010
610/09/2025EaglesW 34 - 175140000
510/05/2025@SaintsL 14 - 262110010
409/28/2025ChargersW 21 - 18110001137373700
309/21/2025ChiefsL 9 - 221010000
209/14/2025@CowboysL 37 - 404400000
109/07/2025@CommandersL 6 - 213030000

Biography

Lawrence was a headline addition for the Bengals in the 2026 offseason, as Cincinnati acquired the three-time Pro Bowler in a trade with the N.Y. Giants less than a week before the NFL Draft ... An eighth-year veteran, he has played in 109 career regular-season games with 102 starts and emerged as one of the top players at his position in the NFL ... Career statistics include 341 tackles (185 solos), 40 TFLs, 30.5 sacks, 15 PDs, one INT and five FFs ... His 30.5 sacks are the 14th-most by any defensive tackle since he entered the league as a first-round draft pick of the Giants in 2019 ... Was voted second-team All-Pro by the Associated Press in 2022 and '23 seasons, when he had a combined 14 TFLs and 12 sacks ... Played three collegiate seasons (2016-18) at Clemson University, where he was a three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection and helped lead the Tigers to two national championships ('16 and '18).

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