PatternMaster

I have interest in many things that will never happen, the real question is does McCoy have any interest in playing in Cincy. I'm sure he will have a robust market for his services and go with the highest bidder that gives him the best chance of winning a Super Bowl ring, which will not be the Bengals.

I think Anderson likes the flexibility of working with whomever he wants and having control over his schedule.

So wait...ODB, his new nickname, is acting like an unprofessional douche...who would've thought..

The Prince who was promised..Aegon T

Keeping Mixon fresh for the season is critical, let these young guys get some snaps and take the hits in training camp/preseason.

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The Bengals still need at least 1 legit OT, 2 would be nice. No faith in Hart, I'm sure Dalton and his family would agree.

It seems as if the coaching staff and front office are giving a lot of the guys from last years roster a legitimate chance to make the roster. You don't normally see this little turnover from a new coaching staff, normally they have their guys but that's one of the plus/minuses with this staff. The Bengals were 4-1 with this roster minus a few draft picks before the injuries started to pile up, if they can stay healthy and get something out of the young guys the could have success next year.

I would say this is a prove it year for Jackson, he has to make more big plays in order to get an extension, imo. If he doesn't make an interception or 4 this year he's not going to have a big FA market.

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Good interview with Sheffield, interesting prospect.....https://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/2019/03/sterling-sheffield/

I think Sample and CJ could be the TEs of the present and future with Eifert on the outside looking in.

There was mention of it in an article by Hobson.

I agree about the Bengals rep as a place where you can get that last NFL check if you are a fringe NFL talent. Hopefully with the new players that were drafted and players that have been cut and will be cut the culture and rep of the Bengals will evolve. It seems as if they avoided any players that had character red flags and were known for being tough and smart. If the Bengals can continue to add these guys and win some games then that culture change could occur sooner than later. Marvin had guys like Pacman, Hill, and Burfict that were talented but came into the league with character concerns and it cost him at the worst possible moment.