The Cincinnati Bengals have already added four new players to their roster this week including former first-round pick Taven Bryan, and they may not be done. As first reported by Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz,

Mike Hilton, the Cincinnati Bengals' starting nickel cornerback, has finally found his new home after a lengthy free agency.

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The Cincinnati Bengals are wasting no time shaking up the roster. With training camp just getting off the ground, the team has already landed four new players this week. But they are also intrigued by six-year veteran tight end Noah Fant.

The Cincinnati Bengals have one roster spot open with only a week until training camp begins, and it could be filled very soon. Per KPRC 2 Houston's Aaron Wilson, Cincinnati will host a work out for free agent defensive tackle Kyon Barrs.

CINCINNATI — The Bengals are bringing in free agent tight end Noah Fant for a visit according to Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports. Fant, 27, was released by the Seahawks earlier this week. He will be in town on Thursday and could give Joe Burrow another proven pass catcher to lean on this season.

The Cincinnati Bengals have a few major notable cut candidates who could also end up on the trade block over the course of the summer and training camp. Perhaps tops on that sort of list is guard Cordell Volson, who enters camp fighting for his 53-man roster life after last season’s struggles.