Wilson played every snap vs Jacksonville, delivering eight tackles and anchoring the Bengals' defense as the offense navigates Burrow's absence.

Logan Wilson briefly exited with concussion protocol after a helmet-to-helmet collision but returned to play the remainder of the game, showing no lingering effects and quick clearance. His steady presence is crucial for Cincinnati’s linebacker corps, and his health is a focal point for fantasy managers tracking Week 2 projections and potential snap counts.

Logan Wilson, a Bengals linebacker, referenced in the rotation note as peers stepped in during Week 1, highlighting the growing confidence in Cincinnati’s young LB group. Wilson’s presence frames how the defense plans to deploy rookies like Stewart in future weeks.

Logan Wilson, Cincinnati, exited Week 1 after a helmet-to-helmet collision with Harold Fannin Jr. Wilson is the Bengals' primary signal-caller at linebacker; a concussion could force significant shifts in Cincinnati’s run defense and pass coverage packages, elevating backups and altering IDP projections for fantasy managers.

Logan Wilson leads the Bengals' linebacking corps in Golden's turnover-focused plan, leveraging play recognition and tackling to convert disruption into fantasy-friendly stats. His leadership helps ensure the defense capitalizes on every miscue, turning ball-hawks into short-field opportunities and potential defensive scores.