Bengals head coach Zac Taylor said Wednesday that Harris (biceps) will be out for "months," but he didn't want to rule him out for the entire 2022 campaign, Charlie Goldsmith of The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Harris has already been placed on injured reserve, so he'll be forced to miss at least four games. However, it appears he will be sidelined much longer than that. Based on Taylor's comments, it may be reasonable to expect Harris back sometime after the Bengals' Week 10 bye, but his return timetable remains unclear. In Harris' absence, Cincinnati signed Cal Adomitis to its active roster from the practice squad.

Cincinnati placed Harris (biceps) on its injured reserve list Monday.

EDGE Analysis

In a corresponding move, long snapper Cal Adomitis was activated from the practice squad. Harris left Sunday's game versus Pittsburgh with torn biceps, forcing third-string tight end Mitchell Wilcox into long snapping duties for the remainder of the contest. The Bengals then missed what would have been a game-winning field goal in overtime in part due to a high snap. Cincinnati will hope Adomitis can prove to be a reliable replacement.

Harris (biceps) is expected to miss extended time after being diagnosed with a torn biceps Monday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

Harris suffered the injury during Sunday's loss to the Steelers and didn't return to the contest, which forced third-string tight end Mitchell Wilcox into long-snapping duties for the remainder of the game. The experiment with Wilcox didn't work out well; Pittsburgh blocked a game-winning extra-point attempt at the end of regulation, and Cincinnati missed a potential 29-yard game-winning field goal in overtime thanks to a high snap. The Bengals have signed Cal Adomitis off their practice squad to take over long-snapping duties in Week 2.

Harris (biceps) will not return Sunday against the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Harris is the team's long-snapper, so his absence could certainly impact potential field goal and punt attempts.

Harris (illness) is active for Sunday's matchup against the Dolphins, Ben Baby of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Cincinnati will have its starting long snapper for Week 13. Harris was unable to participate in practice Wednesday or Thursday, but a full session Friday indicated this development may be possible. The one-time Pro Bowler hasn't missed a game since 2016.

Harris (undisclosed) passed his physical and is expected to participate in practice Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Harris had been dealing with an undisclosed injury that forced him to land on the Non-Football Injury list, but was finally cleared. Expect Harris to resume his role as the top long snapper on the roster.

The Bengals placed Harris (undisclosed) on the non-football injury list Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Harris' injury remains undisclosed but has a fair chance of being minor. If the long snapper were to miss significant time Cincinnati could have to bring a player in from off the roster to replace him.

Harris, the Bengals' long-snapper, missed practice Wednesday with a concussion and is questionable for Sunday's game against the Bucs, Geoff Hobson of the Bengals' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

If Harris can't go, the Bengals would likely have to bring in a player from off the roster to replace him. C.J. Uzomah is the emergency backup, but because their tight end depth has been eviscerated, they'd rather not expose him to that position.

Harris (groin) will play Sunday against the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Harris returns from a three-game absence Sunday and will resume his long-snapping duties.

Harris (groin) was a full participant during Wednesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Harris appears to be in line to finally return from a three-game absence after dealing with a nagging groin injury. In such a case, he would resume long-snapping duties on Sunday against the Steelers.