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Bengals going in the wrong direction?
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(03-10-2017, 05:23 PM)Bengal Dude Wrote: I was reading the article about what went wrong with the Zeitler negotiations. It sounds like the Bengals were offering a little more than what Boling got. Z thought it was low and decided against a deal so they picked up his 5th year option. They started negotiations again with a little more money and DeCastro's deal put a stop to that. The Bengals simply don't value guards.


The issue I have is that they took a 1st round guard and never planned on giving him a deal that great guards get. I don't want to see this team ever draft a 1st round guard ever again. If they do, then we can expect him to leave in 5 years. If he signs an extension in the Bengals price range, then that means he probably isn't playing like a 1st rounder. It's a joke.

It's more that they're trying to pay 2012 prices for players in 2017. The salary cap has risen $47 million since 2012!

Boling would be making $7-8 million a year now easily if he were a free agent.
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RE: Bengals going in the wrong direction? - THE PISTONS - 03-10-2017, 05:53 PM

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