Video: Tempers flare, fight breaks out at Bengals training camp

Tempers flared at Cincinnati Bengals training camp on Tuesday.

Cox Media Group’s Jay Morrison reported a fight broke out among players and coaches during a non-tackling drill because of a low-hit on running back Giovani Bernard by linebacker Vontaze Burfict.

Burfict was suspended for three games and fined approximately $900,000 for illegal hits last season.

Here’s a closer look of the low-hit that caused the flight.

After going 6-9-1 last season, the Bengals began training camp on July 28.

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