Former Bengals Linebacker Logan Wilson Announces NFL Retirement
Former Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson announced his retirement from the NFL on March 18. He shared the news in an Instagram post and offered thanks to Cincinnati fans.
Career and Bengals tenure
Wilson was a third-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. He spent five and a half seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals.
During his time in Cincinnati, he became a regular starter and team leader. He said the city and its fans left a lasting impression.
Trade to Dallas and release
The Bengals traded Wilson to the Dallas Cowboys in November 2025. He appeared in three games for Dallas after the move.
The Cowboys announced his release on February 20, 2026. His departure came months after he had requested a trade from Cincinnati.
Earlier benching and trade request
Wilson asked the Bengals for a trade in October 2025. He had been benched just before Cincinnati’s Week 6 game against Green Bay.
Broadcast praise and coaching comments
CBS commentators Jim Nantz and Tony Romo praised Wilson during Dallas’ Thanksgiving game against Kansas City. They noted his immediate impact after joining the Cowboys.
Dallas defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus highlighted Wilson’s physical play. Eberflus said Wilson would be a disruptive force for the Cowboys’ defense.
Other Bengals roster moves
On March 12, 2026, the Bengals held a press conference after signing defensive end Boye Mafe. Mafe spoke publicly following the free-agent signing.
These roster changes mark a busy offseason for Cincinnati. Filmogaz.com will continue to track developments around the team.
