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30,000 foot view of the Bengals and the league in ‘23
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(02-03-2023, 02:25 PM)Graphicguy Wrote: Was just saying this to a colleague a few days ago.  Set aside the recent Mixon news, Bengals could pick up a RB in the draft without seeing much drop off to free up money.  As much as I like Hurst, I always felt he was a short term fix.  Draft a TE and save some money there, too.

If Hurst gives the Bengals a discount given what he’s said regarding how much he likes it here, maybe bring him back on another one year deal.

Would not be surprised to see Boyd become a casualty.  The other “what if”, what if Collins gets an injury settlement and is cut?  I think Apple is all but gone.

Given all the above, now you have some real money to play with to improve through Free Agency!

TE is a position that takes a very long time to be a solid NFL player.  Trusting a rookie without a quality vet is risky.  Sign Hurst, or someone, reasonably and draft one.
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RE: 30,000 foot view of the Bengals and the league in ‘23 - casear2727 - 02-03-2023, 02:38 PM

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