04-24-2024, 07:55 PM
(04-24-2024, 07:49 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Eh, maybe. It's also not unusual for guys coming off of a career year like the one Trey had, to have somewhat of a letdown the following season. This to me sounds more like agent motivated speak, in an attempt to capitalize while his value might be the greatest it will be in his playing career. The tough news for Trey and said agent is that he did sign a two year extension, just last year.
Think it's worth the pick if you are a SB contender but we know Bengals don't want to send him to the competition.
Already mentioned but his agent really did screw him over on the negotiation table last season. Bengals isn't the team you play games with.
I'm no salary cap wizard but it always annoyed me that in vast majority of the cases the Bengals always pay out the contract... guaranteed money be damned.
