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Cincinnati Bengals: Kris Jenkins, DT, Michigan – A Grade The Bengals wanted T’Vondre Sweat, but Sweat being chosen ahead of schedule is a blessing in disguise because this is a better player. Kris Jenkins could have easily snuck into the end of the first round, so this is a great value pick that fills a big need

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Hell yeah. He isn't Reader but is stout.

I'm wanting Jenkins

Thanks again for doing this Jason. It is something I look forward to every to draft.

Kochman - JC Latham - 89

What can Brown do for you.

I love this signing. He is who I wanted at RT. I think will be a huge upgrade over Jonah at RT. Hopefully he is super motivated(which he should be on 1 year contract) and stays healthy,

Ian Rapoport @RapSheet · 52s The #Bengals are adding a key piece on their O-Line, as #Patriots free agent OT Trent Brown plans to sign a 1-year with them, source said. He’s in Cincy on a visit today. A new home protecting Joe Burrow for Brown.

I heard Becton hasn't left the Precinct and is on meal #6 since last night.😲

Ian Rapoport @RapSheet #Bengals FA WR Trenton Irwin is signing back with Cincy, source said, as he gets a shot at being the third WR. He gets a 1-year deal worth $2M. 12:19 PM · Mar 15, 2024 · 164.8K Views

I would take Trent Brown all day for a year or 2. Becton im not a fan. Brown 579 snaps PENALTIES 2 SACKS ALLOWED 3 Becton 985 snaps PENALTIES 18 SACKS ALLOWED 12

https://x.com/JFowlerESPN/status/1768063322107130115?s=20 Jeremy Fowler @JFowlerESPN Source: Sheldon Rankins and the #Bengals are closing in on a contract agreement. Expected to be done tonigh t

Williams contract make me think Reader contract with the Bengals won't happen.

Seahawks agreed to terms with DT Leonard Williams on a three-year contract. Per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the deal is worth $21.5 million per year. Williams was the Seahawks’ big move at the trade deadline. Though the team fell just short of making the playoffs, it wasn’t because the move didn’t work out. Williams racked up four sacks and nine TFLs in 10 games with the Seahawks. Those are solid numbers for any player, let alone an interior pass-rusher. Having already invested a second and a fifth-round pick to acquire Williams, there was no way the Seahawks were letting him walk in free agency just a few months later. He will now return to Seattle with defensive guru Mike Macdonald as his head coach.