Myles Cole signed to Cincinnati's practice squad, adding edge depth in a season where the Bengals want multiple rush options ready. Cole's practice-squad status keeps him in the mix for potential promotion should injuries or performance demand more pass-rushing versatility.

Myles Cole is an up-and-coming player on the Jaguars' defensive line, aiming for a roster spot. His performance in training camp will be closely monitored as he seeks to prove his value.

Myles Cole will be inactive for the Week 15 game against the Jets, continuing a trend for the Jaguars this season of having several Day 3 draft picks not participating in games. His absence highlights the team's depth and the impact of younger players stepping up in his position.

Myles Cole is highlighted as one of the younger players benefiting from the guidance of veteran defensive end Arik Armstead. Pederson noted that Armstead is instrumental in teaching Cole and others what it takes to be a professional, emphasizing the importance of mentorship in their development on the field.

Myles Cole was listed as inactive for the Jaguars' game against the Bears, contributing to the team's defensive lineup challenges.