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Rapoport: The Bengals have told anyone who listen they don't plan on doing any deals
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(10-27-2019, 01:39 PM)Fullrock Wrote:  Yes, there is.  Especially in this situation. Word is that Bengals could get a 1 for AJ. I think they could get a 2 for Geno, a 3 for Dunlap, a 4 for Eifert. So next April they go into the draft with 8 picks in rounds 1-4 AND they are getting a healthy Jonah Williams which isb like having a third 1st rounder. 

You end up cutting big money off the cap and in return get a ton of players on rookie contracts which opens up a lot of money to be active in pursuing top tier free agents to fill additional holes. 

Those rookies get a year of experience along with good free agent signings and another draft in 2021 and you could rebuild this roster in 2 years towards being competitive again with a younger roster. 

Simply standing pat and watching your few aging stars play out their careers on a bad team is a recipe for a decade of futility. 

Sadly, I think the Bengals still view this as a playoff caliber roster...that had injuries to Green, Williams, and Glenn derail the year.

It's likely the do very little in the offseason to improve things outside of the draft.
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RE: - Pat5775 - 10-27-2019, 11:21 AM
RE: Rapoport: The Bengals have told anyone who listen they don't plan on doing any deals - THE PISTONS - 10-27-2019, 01:41 PM

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