Mike Gesicki's return to the Bengals as a tight end adds another layer of competition in the passing game. His role as a 'big slot' could influence how Iosivas fits into the offensive scheme.

Mike Gesicki's transition to the Bengals offers him the chance to finally excel in a stable environment alongside a top-tier quarterback in Joe Burrow. He is poised to significantly impact their offensive strategy this season.

Gesicki's first pitch at a Reds game was notably high, requiring the catcher to step out to catch it. This humorous moment reflects his ongoing struggles with coordination, particularly in executing the Griddy dance. However, Gesicki's future remains bright with a three-year extension from the Bengals, indicating their commitment to his role in the offense.

Gesicki has quickly risen from TE27 to TE23 after a breakout season with the Bengals, showcasing his value as a key target in a dynamic offense.

Mike Gesicki's role in the Bengals' offense could increase significantly with the re-signing of Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, but he remains a viable option in certain scenarios.