Wilson made seven tackles (four solo) in Thursday's 27-15 victory over the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson once again played every defensive snap Thursday, registering seven tackles. The effort raises his season total to 26 tackles, and he's also intercepted a pass and deflected two others over four games. The linebacker will attempt to keep up his strong play when the Bengals take on the Ravens on Sunday Night Football in Week 5.

Wilson collected seven tackles (three solo), one interception and one pass defensed during Sunday's 27-12 victory over the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson recorded his seventh career interception during Sunday's win over the Jets, as he also played 100 percent of the Bengals' defensive snaps in Week 3. Through Cincinnati's first three contests, the 245-pound linebacker has totaled 19 tackles, one pick and two defensed passes. Wilson will look to continue his strong efforts when the team hosts Miami on Thursday night.

Wilson had eight tackles (six solo) and a pass defensed in Sunday's 23-20 overtime loss to the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson was one of three Bengals to tie for the team lead with eight tackles alongside Mike Hilton and Germaine Pratt. After a 100-tackle season in 2021, Wilson's locked into a starting linebacker role for the reigning AFC champs.

Wilson (shoulder) was not a member of the Bengals' injury report Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson returned to team practice in a limited fashion in mid-August, but he now appears to be a full go again after undergoing shoulder surgery in February. The 25-year-old recorded 100 tackles and four interceptions over 13 games for Cincinnati last year, and he should slot in alongside fellow starting linebackers Germaine Pratt and Akeem Davis-Gaither during Sunday's Week 1 matchup against Pittsburgh.

Wilson (shoulder) did some 11-on-11 work Sunday and will continue to be eased back into practice, Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson's 11-on-11 work was his first team action of training camp, which is definitely a positive sign, but the linebacker still isn't full go yet. The 2020 third-round pick played through the issue during the Bengals' run to the Super Bowl but underwent offseason surgery in February. Wilson still expects to be fully cleared in time for Cincinnati's final preseason game.

Wilson (shoulder) expected to participate in some full team activity in practice on Sunday for the first time since training camp started, Bengals radio announcer Dan Hoard reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson was able to play through the shoulder injury throughout the playoffs, but then had surgery in February. He's been mostly limited to individual drills so far. He expects to be fully cleared in time for the Bengals' final preseason game.

Wilson (shoulder) said Wednesday that he plans to work his way into training camp slowly as he continues to recover from his injury, Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson seemed optimistic about the situation, saying, "it's good." It's likely the Bengals are just playing it safe with last season's team leader in tackles, and it's still realistic to expect he returns in full before training camp is over. Cincinnati's star on-ball linebacker should be a high-quality IDP option this season.

Wilson (undisclosed) is working on the rehab field Tuesday, Ben Baby of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson missed OTAs due to a shoulder injury, but he was practicing in full with the team a week ago. Whether the Bengals are just being cautious, or if Wilson's shoulder is still an issue, is unknown.

Wilson has recovered from his shoulder injury and practiced with the first team defense Tuesday, Charlie Goldsmith of The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson had missed most of the offseason activities while recovering from shoulder surgery, but he appears to be ready to go for the upcoming season. The linebacker will look to build upon his strong 2021 campaign where he made 100 tackles including a sack while intercepting four passes, deflecting four others and forcing a fumble.

Wilson (shoulder) will not take part in OTAs but anticipates being healthy for training camp, Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wilson underwent a shoulder procedure in late February to clean up a torn labrum suffered in Week 13 of the 2021 campaign and he appears to be progressing as planned. Assuming he continues on that track, Wilson should resume his duties as the starting weakside linebacker in 2022.