Dayton visit important to Bengals

Posted: Jul 23, 2019 / 07:42 PM EDT / Updated: Jul 23, 2019 / 07:42 PM EDT

CINCINNATI (WDTN) – Bengals owner Mike Brown and Head Coach Zac Taylor say that opening training camp with a practice at Dayton’s Welcome Stadium has special significance.

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