MichaelWeston Posted March 10, 2023 Report Share Posted March 10, 2023 Where we are now QB Burrow 25 Browning 25 2 RB Mixon 25 Brown 27 Williams 24 Evans 25 Tyler Saylors 6 WR Chase 26 Irwin 24 Iosivas 27 Jackson 4 WR Higgins 24 Morgan 24 Lassiter 25 3 WR Boyd 24 Jones 27 Taylor 24 3 TE Smith 24 Sample 24 Asiasi 24 Hudson 25 Bowers 25 Trahan 6 LT Brown 27 Carman 25 Smith 25 Cochran 25 4 LG Volson 26 Kirkland Gilliam 25 3 C Karras 25 Hill 25 Brown 24 3 RG Cappa 26 Scharping 24 2 RT Williams 24 Collins 25 Ford 24 Adeniji 24 4 K McPherson 25 1 P Robbins 27 Chrisman 24 2 LS Adomitis 24 1 LE Hubbard 26 Murphy 27 Sample 25 Basham 24 4 LT Reader 24 Tupou 24 Tufele 25 Davis 25 4 RT Hill 25 Carter 26 Maxwell 3 RE Hendrickson 25 Ossai 25 Gunter 26 Johnson 25 4 WLB Wilson 24 Bachie 24 2 MLB Pratt 26 Heyward Moody 3 SLB Davis-Gaither 24 Bailey 24 Jones 25 Carney 25 4 S Scott 26 Battle 27 Thomas 24 Wilson 24 4 S Hill 27 Anderson 27 Corker 25 Brooks 4 CB Awuzie 24 Turner 27 Tell 25 3 CB Taylor-Britt 26 Jones 24 George 24 3 CB Hilton 25 Davis 25 Ivey 27 3 85 Movement 1-Jalen Davis 2 years 2-Joe Bachie 1 year 3-Germaine Pratt 3 years 4-Trevyeon Williams 1 year 5-Orlando Brown 4 years 6-Cody Ford 1 year 7-Trent Taylor 1 year 8-Nick Scott 3 years 9-Max Scharping 1 year 10-Sydney Jones 1 year 11-Irv Smith 1 year 12-Tarel Basham 1 year 13-Drew Sample 1 year 14-Myles Murphy 1/28 NFL Draft 5 years 15-DJ Turner 1/28 NFL Draft 4 years 16-Jordan Battle 1/28 NFL Draft 4 years 17-Charlie Jones 1/28 NFL Draft 4 years 18-Chase Brown 1/28 NFL Draft 4 years 19-Andre Iosivas 1/28 NFL Draft 4 years 20-Brad Robbins 1/28 NFL Draft 4 years 21-DJ Ivey 1/28 NFL Draft 4 years 22-G-Jaxson Kirkland-Washington2 23-S-Larry Brooks-Tulane 24-RB-Jacob Saylors-E Tenn ST 25-DT-Devonnsha Maxwell-UT Chattanooga 26-RB-Calvin Tyler-Utah St 27-LB-Shaka Heyward-Duke 28-WR-Shedrick Jackson-Auburn 29-TE-Christian Trahan-Houston 30-LB-Jaylen Moody-Alabama Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sparky151 Posted March 11, 2023 Report Share Posted March 11, 2023 I think guys like Holyfield and Lammons will be free agents next week. Holyfield would be an ERFA but I haven't seen anything about the team re-signing him. If the Bengald don't exercise their ERFA rights, he'd become a UFA. Lammons was a waiver wire claim from the Chiefs during the playoffs but I don't believe he is under contract for 2023. The benefit of claiming him was to deny KC one of their core special teamers during the playoffs and he could theoretically get us a comp pick in 2024 if someone else signs him for a notable amount. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
|High School Harry| Posted March 11, 2023 Report Share Posted March 11, 2023 2 hours ago, sparky151 said: I think guys like Holyfield and Lammons will be free agents next week. Holyfield would be an ERFA but I haven't seen anything about the team re-signing him. If the Bengald don't exercise their ERFA rights, he'd become a UFA. Lammons was a waiver wire claim from the Chiefs during the playoffs but I don't believe he is under contract for 2023. The benefit of claiming him was to deny KC one of their core special teamers during the playoffs and he could theoretically get us a comp pick in 2024 if someone else signs him for a notable amount. Wasn't Lammons involved with so unpleasant involvement with the police? Is he still associated with the Bengals, even, or was he quietly cut? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted March 11, 2023 Author Report Share Posted March 11, 2023 3 hours ago, sparky151 said: I think guys like Holyfield and Lammons will be free agents next week. Holyfield would be an ERFA but I haven't seen anything about the team re-signing him. If the Bengald don't exercise their ERFA rights, he'd become a UFA. Lammons was a waiver wire claim from the Chiefs during the playoffs but I don't believe he is under contract for 2023. The benefit of claiming him was to deny KC one of their core special teamers during the playoffs and he could theoretically get us a comp pick in 2024 if someone else signs him for a notable amount. Thanks for the note...makes more sense. What is Irwin's status? I thought he signed a one year deal but Dehner said he was still on the roster. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted March 11, 2023 Author Report Share Posted March 11, 2023 Also, I left off Brandon Wilson, who may have not had his contract toll because of an injury? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sparky151 Posted March 12, 2023 Report Share Posted March 12, 2023 Brandon Wilson is under contract with the Bengals for 2023 for 1.9 mil plus a 100K workout bonus. I'd be surprised if he made the roster given Williams and Evans are good kickoff returners and Wilson didn't play many defensive snaps. Tycen Anderson will likely get Wilson's non-return special teams snaps. Injuries don't toll contracts, that's usually due to a player not being available for reasons under his control. Things like retirement, jail, holdouts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted March 12, 2023 Author Report Share Posted March 12, 2023 1 hour ago, sparky151 said: Brandon Wilson is under contract with the Bengals for 2023 for 1.9 mil plus a 100K workout bonus. I'd be surprised if he made the roster given Williams and Evans are good kickoff returners and Wilson didn't play many defensive snaps. Tycen Anderson will likely get Wilson's non-return special teams snaps. Injuries don't toll contracts, that's usually due to a player not being available for reasons under his control. Things like retirement, jail, holdouts. He signed a 2 year contract in 2021 so at some point one of those years didn't count because he does appear to still be under contract. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
I_C_Deadpeople Posted March 12, 2023 Report Share Posted March 12, 2023 Projecting Bengals’ 2023 Week 1 starters, roster: Thoughts on the next 53 By Paul Dehner Jr. Mar 11, 2023 42 CINCINNATI — The latest roster churn is upon us. Free agency and the NFL Draft are about to reshape the Bengals. Despite all the angst sure to be spilled over players not signed and moves wished to be made, the Bengals will mostly bask in the sunshine of continuity. Their entire coaching staff is returning and, if they want it, 21 of 25 starters from last year are still under contract. ADVERTISEMENT Free agency won’t resemble that of the previous two seasons for the Bengals as they turn to allocating resources on their own players. The players plucked from other teams are expected to be complementary or in the second wave. This will not be adding Alex Cappa and Ted Karras before you even finish your Monday lunch as it was last season. Eyes will turn to insurance at right tackle, potential pass rush depth and then the internal priorities of top free agents Vonn Bell, Hayden Hurst and Samaje Perine with writing on the wall that Germaine Pratt, Eli Apple and Jessie Bates will not be returning. Latest HTPG: 🔔 Vonn Bell joins us to talk about his latest foray into free agency. What he learned from last time and what life is like in this stressful moment. 💰We discuss the #Bengals view of the next few weeks with @GeoffHobsonCin. Apple: https://t.co/sBMdVgEfXp pic.twitter.com/0lzHUWnuT9 — Paul Dehner Jr. (@pauldehnerjr) March 10, 2023 If Bell, Hurst and/or Perine don’t return, then external options will be on the table at safety, tight end and running back. Extensions will be explored, obviously, with Joe Burrow but also with Tee Higgins and Logan Wilson. The draft will focus on long-term answers at premium positions like cornerback, defensive line, offensive tackle with an eye on short-term needs at tight end and running back in going for a title in 2023. What does it all mean? Here’s my best projection of the 53-man roster on opening day for the Bengals. I’ve included relevant free-agent signings, a six-man draft class (with one seventh-round pick traded for a running back) and analysis on the cuts and decisions made on the roster. This includes starters and backups at each position with their age as of Week 1 and a thought on their status. GO DEEPER Dehner Jr.: Bengals' position priorities reassessed after a week at NFL Combine Joe Burrow’s expected contract extension will have a major impact on the Bengals’ offseason moves. (Chris Graythen / Getty Images) Quarterback Starter Joe Burrow (26) Current contract: Final year rookie contract, fifth-year option deadline is May 1 ADVERTISEMENT Thought: The contract will come soon enough. He will be the highest-paid quarterback in NFL history. Not sure how long he will hold that title, but he will hold it. Backup Brandon Allen (31) Current contract: Free agent Thought: Doubt the Bengals want to mess with the dynamic in QB room one iota, so expect Allen to return. Analysis: This actually will be a tough call. The Bengals really like Jake Browning. They brought him up late in the year and made him inactive to pad his pockets with game checks. I’d expect a competition with Allen in camp. Could UCLA’s Zach Charbonnet fill a need for the Bengals at running back? (Jevone Moore / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) Running back Starter Samaje Perine (27) Current contract: Free agent Thought: Can Perine be the workhorse back for an entire season? They didn’t suffer much last year when he took over and his style fits. I think the Bengals bring him back on a similar contract ($2.5 million) as last year. But this would be temporary as they gauge the rookie’s progress. Backups Zach Charbonnet (22) Current contract: Rookie, UCLA, second-round pick Thought: When the Bengals need a running back of the future they go to the second round (Giovani Bernard, Jeremy Hill, Joe Mixon). They need one again and Charbonnet’s elusiveness, size and hands provide an ideal fit. Clyde Edwards-Helaire (24) Current contract: Chiefs, final year rookie deal Thought: Falling out of favor in Kansas City, one of Burrow’s best friends at LSU and former first-round pick would find an ideal landing spot in Cincinnati if he’s released. Trayveon Williams (25) Current contract: Free agent Thought: He’ll face a tough fight for his job in camp, but I think he holds on. Made an impression with solid runs and returns in spots last year. Analysis: I don’t see the Joe Mixon situation working out, even if a restructure in the form of a pay cut is offered. The time has come for a clean cut and I think it happens. After that, the focus moves to employ younger running backs capable of thriving as pass catchers as well as powering downhill without hesitation. The 2023 season could be the final year Tyler Boyd, Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins are together as Bengals. (Kareem Elgazzar / USA Today) Wide receiver Starters Ja’Marr Chase (23) Current contact: Fifth-year option would keep him through 2025 ADVERTISEMENT Thought: Keep an eye on Justin Jefferson’s extension with the Vikings this year. That’s the floor for a Chase extension in 2024. Tee Higgins (24) Current contract: Final year rookie deal Thought: The Bengals will try to make an extension work, but my gut says it doesn’t happen this season and he ends up with a franchise tag this time next year. Either way, he will ball out in 2023. Tyler Boyd (28) Current contract: Free agent after this season Thought: One last season for Boyd in Cincinnati. There’s a good chance his heir apparent is drafted, but trying to win a title this year means keeping Boyd in the mix despite his $10.3 million cap number. Backups Jayden Reed (23) Current contract: Rookie, Michigan State, third-round pick Thought: Future at the slot and an instant threat as a top young returner. Reed would check numerous important boxes for this team. Trenton Irwin (27) Current contract: Free agent after this season Thought: Trust of Burrow might be the most valuable commodity in the building and Irwin owns it. He’ll stick. Stanley Morgan (27) Current contract: Free agent after this season Thought: Too valuable on special teams and in the locker room to let go. Offers all the dirty work and intangibles this staff loves. Also owns stock in the trust of Burrow department. Analysis: One more ride with the big three then dynamics change among this incredible trio. They couldn’t live the life of luxury forever, but no reason to worry about 2024 when they are poised to wreak the league again in 2023. But, the theme of the next two months at this position will be planting seeds of the future. They don’t want to be left scrambling next year so the draft offers an ideal opportunity to find the next playmaker. GO DEEPER Bengals 2023 mock draft 2.0: Oklahoma tackle Anton Harrison could boost O-line Hayden Hurst could re-sign with the Bengals after a productive season with the team. (Randy Litzinger / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) Tight end Starter Hayden Hurst (30) Current contract: Free agent Thought: Among most fascinating Bengals free agents. The team really likes what he provided last year, but a major raise or multi-year deal would be a surprise. His return depends on the suppression of the tight end market due to the deep draft class. Backups Josh Whyle (24) Current contract: Rookie, Cincinnati, fourth-round pick ADVERTISEMENT Thought: A mid-round tight end from UC with traits to develop into a playmaker? Not saying Whyle will become Travis Kelce, but the Bengals will have great feel for the character and potential, which both check out well. Just need to be willing to bet on health. Drew Sample (27) Current contract: Free agent Thought: A nice player with experience to keep in a reserve role. Doubt there will be a large market, but the Bengals always liked his versatile skill set. Mitchell Wilcox (26) Current contract: Free agent Thought: Earned it the hard way the last two seasons and increased trust on both special teams and filling in at tight end. Should be an easy re-sign. Analysis: Probably the toughest offensive position to predict because of the unknown of the tight end free agent market against the ridiculously deep draft. The Bengals could go any number of directions but they will be adding one of these quality rookie tight ends. Just a matter of which draft tier. Jermaine Eluemunor is a potential free-agent solution for the Bengals on the offensive line. (Charles LeClaire / USA Today) Offensive line Starter LT Jonah Williams (26) Current contract: Fifth-year option, free agent after the season Thought: Leader in the clubhouse to be starting left tackle next year, but the reluctance of anyone to say that directly raises eyebrows. Needs to come back healthy from knee surgery. LG Cordell Volson (25) Current contract: Free agent after 2025 season Thought: Played above draft slot expectations and set the foundation as a 10-year starter in this league if he can take a reasonable jump in Year 2. C Ted Karras (30) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 season Thought: If he ran for mayor of Cincinnati tomorrow, he would win in a landslide. RG Alex Cappa (28) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 season Thought: Offensive line coach Frank Pollack said Cappa would have played in the Super Bowl after his ankle injury. If he was healthy enough to play in the conference championship, the Bengals play in the Super Bowl. Full stop. RT Jermaine Eluemunor (28) Current contract: Free agent, Raiders last year ADVERTISEMENT Thought: Played effectively as right tackle for the Raiders last year after bouncing around the league and up-and-down play. Could step in as stopgap starter on right side immediately for a bargain price considering the position. Backups OT La’el Collins (30) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 season Thought: The Bengals want to give Collins every chance to prove he can come back fully healthy from the ACL and back. They are in no rush to make a move. Coming off back-to-back seasons where the starting RT couldn’t finish the year, it’s easy to see why they are reluctant to cut him despite injury/age/financial reasons. That could require a stint on PUP to start the year, if necessary. OL Jackson Carman (23) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 Thought: The two games at left tackle in the postseason might have saved Carman’s Bengals’ career. There’s renewed hope he could still find a role. He’ll be given a shot to prove he could finally make good on his notable physical skills at every spot on the line outside center. OL Nick Saldiveri (23) Current contract: Rookie, Old Dominion, fifth-round pick Thought: A versatile player with upside from a small school. He could offer the ability to ascend in a year or two at either guard or tackle. What you would expect out of a Day 3 OL pick. OL Trey Hill (23) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 season Thought: Still yet to see much of Hill in the regular season, but the coaches liked what they saw in preseason the last two years. He’ll still need to fight for his spot in camp. Analysis: The tackles will be tough to figure out, but a signing like Eluemunor would work for a few reasons. His play with the Raiders last year offers confidence if he’s the starter at the beginning of the season. Also, he offers insurance if the draft doesn’t fall their way at tackle with the 28th pick. You then can give time for Collins to get fully healthy if necessary. If they find a match at tackle, it opens up the ability to move on and save the cap hit closer to the start of the season. A lot of variables still out there, free agency looks to be about a more comfortable worst-case scenario. GO DEEPER Bengals assess murky offensive tackle picture: Another push on the revolving door? Free agent A’Shawn Robinson might be an option to bolster the Bengals’ defensive front. (Kirby Lee / USA Today) Defensive line Starters DE Trey Hendrickson (28) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 season Thought: One of the biggest bargain contracts in the NFL. I’m sure that doesn’t sit well with Hendrickson now despite being the second-largest cap hit on the team, but the Bengals going in early on his ascension paid off in extreme production and roster value. DE Sam Hubbard (28) Current contract: Signed through 2025 season Thought: Heart and soul, central core of the team leadership. Defense’s Joe Burrow. DT D.J. Reader (29) Current contract: Free agent after this season Thought: Another heart and soul of the team player. I don’t know if Reader would want it, but the Bengals should be interested in adding a year or two to his contract in August. Will be curious to watch the draft and see if anybody of his size comes off the board as a potential replacement should he leave in free agency next year. 3T B.J. Hill (28) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 Thought: Hill played well, but like most interior defenders, would be helped with fewer snaps. Ranked fourth among all interior defenders in snap percentage (78.8). He needs another player to keep him fresh and not overextend him, which happened at times last season. Backups Joseph Ossai (23) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 season Thought: Ossai isn’t the type to be defined by one mistake, but is the type to be motivated by it. Feels like a breakout year is incoming. Cam Sample (23) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 season Thought: Solid depth player the staff was thankful to have around throughout last season, even if his stat sheet doesn’t pop. A’Shawn Robinson (28) Current contract: Free agent, Rams last season Thought: Robinson ranks as one of the top run defenders in the NFL, but lost last year with a torn meniscus. He would make a welcome addition at a second-wave, reasonable price in free agency. Matt Ioannidis (29) Current contract: Free agent, Panthers last season Thought: Bengals had interest last year and he was productive for Carolina. He’s never played a playoff game in seven NFL seasons. Still has juice left at three-technique. The exact type of smaller, second-wave signing that would make sense. Zach Carter (24) Current contract: Signed through 2025 season Thought: Bulked up and played particularly well against the run. Can he bring enough in the pass rush to carve out a larger role? That was the disappointing side of his rookie year. Jeff Gunter (24) Current contract: Signed through 2025 season Thought: Made an impression last preseason. Needs to make a bigger one this year to hang on. Analysis: The interior depth will need new pieces. That could come from the middle rounds of the draft or a few veterans who still have a year or two of production left hanging on to play in big games. Either way, help beyond the front four will be a priority, particularly on the interior. It wouldn’t be surprising to see another young edge tossed into the backup battle in the draft. Logan Wilson and Akeem Davis-Gaither will be at the center of the Bengals’ linebacker corps in 2023. (Evan Habeeb / USA Today) Linebacker Starters Logan Wilson (27) Current contract: Final year of rookie deal, extension-eligible Thought: The Bengals want to do a reasonable extension with Wilson. He’s a young, productive, core player and in this projection they’ll say goodbye to Germaine Pratt. Will Wilson want another year to hit the market on a high or take the security? It’ll be an important question he needs to answer by training camp. Akeem Davis-Gaither (25) Current contract: Final year of rookie deal Thought: Biggest year of his professional life. Expect the Bengals to give him his chance to earn the starting job. What he does with it could be worth millions. Backups Markus Bailey (26) Current contract: Final year of rookie deal Thought: Solid special teamer and could see increased role with expected departure of Pratt. Next man up in his contract year. Joe Bachie (25) Current contract: Signed one-year deal Thursday Thought: Bengals didn’t skip a beat when he had to fill in, now fully healthy, provides comfortable depth and special teams impact. Daiyan Henley (23) Current contract: Rookie, Washington State, sixth-round pick Thought: A late-round pick will likely enter this room with hopes of nailing down depth, special teams asset or potential development into more. Analysis: The Bengals really like where this room is at. It doesn’t feel like Pratt would return for a team that doesn’t like to pile premium assets or money into the position. Just keep churning the next generation while trying to hook up Wilson for the long haul. Maryland cornerback Deonte Banks impressed at the NFL Scouting Combine. (Jeff Hanisch / USA Today) Cornerback Starters Chidobe Awuzie (28) Current contract: Free agent after this season Thought: To think the Bengals defense played as well as it did last year without Awuzie is one of the game-changers of the season. You never know with knee injuries at a position so reliant on reaction and speed, but I’m betting on Awuzie being back to himself next year. Cam Taylor-Britt (23) Current contract: Free agent after 2025 season Thought: If the development shown over the second half of the season continues into his second year, the Bengals could make argument for best trio of corners in the league. Mike Hilton (29) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 season Thought: Coaches openly called him the best slot corner in the NFL last year. Hard to argue against. Backups Deonte Banks (22) Current contract: Rookie, Maryland, first-round pick Thought: He might have worked his way up into the mid-first round at the combine, but he would ideally fit the Bengals’ profile at corner. He’s physical, long, athletic and this front office loves investing early in the position. If there, he’d be a steal. Jalen Davis (27) Current contract: Signed two-year deal Thursday Thought: Head coach Zac Taylor called Davis one of the 32 best slots in the league this year. He’s a solid backup for one of the best. At one point all Davis wanted was to be on the same team two years in a row — he’s now signed up for five straight in Cincinnati. Tre Flowers (28) Current contract: Free agent Thought: Will have to fight for his spot, but inevitably, his work covering tight ends will always keep him as an option at the back of the roster. Analysis: Eli Apple won’t be back as the Bengals look to find a draft pick to develop into the future at CB4. Recreating what they did with CTB last year will be a priority of the draft. It’s hard to know how it will fall and they aren’t stuck if it doesn’t, but it would be smart to go into next year able to turn the position into two rookie contracts to offset the roster value lost in paying the quarterback and receiver groups. Dax Hill will be expected to take on much more responsibility in his second NFL season. (Katie Stratman / USA Today) Safety Starters Dax Hill (22) Current contract: Free agent after 2025 Thought: A frustrating year for Hill having to mostly watch and learn three different positions in one season. That time is over now. He was drafted as the safety of the future and can assume the role now. Vonn Bell (28) Current contract: Free agent Thought: The key swing piece in free agency. Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo stated he didn’t want to think about the “dark day” if he lost both Jessie Bates and Bell. He has more value in Cincinnati, as a two-time captain, than anywhere else. Will his deal reflect that or will another side swoop in with more years and guarantees? I’ll say he stays, but the feelings aren’t as good as they once were. GO DEEPER A dark day Lou Anarumo dreads, plus more Bengals takeaways from the NFL combine Backups Tycen Anderson (24) Current contract: Free agent after 2025 season Thought: Spent all of the year stashed on injured reserve. Still optimism about what he can be, just need to see it in the preseason. Mike Thomas (33) Current contract: Free agent Thought: A special teams captain and one of the true leaders of the locker room. An important voice to keep around if he doesn’t want to move on to his bright future after football with the NFLPA. Analysis: There’s a real scenario where the Bengals make a heavy lean on Hill to take over not only for his first year as a starter, but as a leader among the safeties. If Cincinnati can’t bring back Bell and Bates, the 2022 first-round pick will be thrust to the cerebral center of one of the league’s most complicated defenses. Evan McPherson had some struggles in his second season, but he’s still solidified as the Bengals’ starting kicker. (Joseph Maiorana / USA Today) Specialists K Evan McPherson (24) Current contract: Free agent after 2024 Thought: McPherson endured his rough patches in 2022, but inevitably, he’s still 19 of 19 on postseason field goals with almost mythical leg strength. LS Cal Adomitis (25) Current contract: Recently re-signed, exclusive rights free agent after this season Thought: Did the job to the point the Bengals brought him back and are saying goodbye to longtime long snapper and legendary personality Clark Harris. P Michael Turk (25) Current contract: Rookie, undrafted free agent, Oklahoma Thought: The Drue Chrisman era ended the moment his punt to Skyy Moore buzzed low and down the middle of the field in the AFC Championship Game. Chrisman will be in an uphill position battle against whomever shows up. And somebody is showing up. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted March 13, 2023 Author Report Share Posted March 13, 2023 S-Mike Thomas back Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted March 13, 2023 Author Report Share Posted March 13, 2023 Pratt back Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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|BlackJesus| Posted March 15, 2023 Report Share Posted March 15, 2023 Dear God make this happen ... It would be so perfect. CEH would go for 1,500 yds in this offense. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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PatternMaster Posted March 18, 2023 Report Share Posted March 18, 2023 I read on the team site that Cody Ford was going to be playing RT, in competition with Collins. I see you have him as a backup LG but he could be our starting RT on opening day. Quote When the reviews matched up with the willingness of the Bengals to give him a shot at his position of choice at right tackle, he had a deal.... After starting 15 games for the Bills at right tackle as a rookie, the 6-3, 330-pound Ford ended up at left guard before playing some right tackle for the Cardinals last season. Injuries have limited him to 49 of a possible 66 games. But he already feels revived with the Bengals telling him he'll get a shot to play right tackle as incumbent La'el Collins rehabs his torn ACL..... "Yes, I do feel like I've been playing out of position and they do, too," Ford said. "I'm excited to be playing tackle again.".... With the Bengals giving Ford a shot at playing right tackle, the move raises the possibility of the two Oklahoma Sooners being reunited on the bookends of a starting offensive line as soon as Opening Day. https://www.bengals.com/news/joe-burrow-s-transformed-offensive-line Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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claptonrocks Posted March 19, 2023 Report Share Posted March 19, 2023 1 hour ago, spicoli said: Taylor Rapp's 4.78 was never going to work here.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted March 19, 2023 Author Report Share Posted March 19, 2023 Are Johnston and Irwin back? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PatternMaster Posted March 19, 2023 Report Share Posted March 19, 2023 20 minutes ago, MichaelWeston said: Are Johnston and Irwin back? Irwin is, not Johnston...Johnston is an ERFA, so he could be. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted March 19, 2023 Author Report Share Posted March 19, 2023 3 minutes ago, PatternMaster said: Irwin is, not Johnston...Johnston is an ERFA, so he could be. When did Irwin re-sign? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PatternMaster Posted March 19, 2023 Report Share Posted March 19, 2023 27 minutes ago, MichaelWeston said: When did Irwin re-sign? Last November Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
claptonrocks Posted March 19, 2023 Report Share Posted March 19, 2023 28 minutes ago, MichaelWeston said: When did Irwin re-sign? Signed for 2023 at 940k.. Good backup...good price.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted March 31, 2023 Author Report Share Posted March 31, 2023 If this is your roster before the draft you are in a great spot. Need a RB-it's a deep RB draft Need a TE-it's a deep TE draft 4 guys who could reasonably be in the mix at RT to go with a draft pick. Could use another 3T Need a corner for 2024-It's a deep corner draft and you don't have to take one early Lots of veteran safeties left if you want one for the room. QB Burrow 25 Browning 25 RB Mixon 25 Evans 25 Williams 24 WR Chase 26 Taylor 24 Lassiter 25 WR Higgins 24 Irwin 24 WR Boyd 24 Morgan 24 TE Smith 24 Asiasi 24 Hudson 25 Bowers 25 LT Brown 27 Carman 25 Smith 25 Cochran 25 LG Volson 26 Scharping 24 Gilliam 25 C Karras 25 Hill 25 Brown 24 RG Cappa 26 RT Williams 24 Collins 25 Ford 24 Adeniji 24 K McPherson 25 P Chrisman 24 LS Adomitis 24 LE Hubbard 26 Sample 25 Basham 24 Johnson 25 LT Reader 24 Tupou 24 Davis 25 RT Hill 25 Carter 26 Tufele 25 RE Hendrickson 25 Ossai 25 Gunter 26 Carney 25 WLB Wilson 24 Bachie 24 MLB Pratt 26 SLB Davis-Gaither 24 Bailey 24 Jones 25 S Scott 26 Wilson 23 Thomas 24 S Hill 27 Anderson 27 Corker 25 CB Awuzie 24 Jones 24 Tell 25 CB Taylor-Britt 26 George 24 CB Hilton 25 Davis 25 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
claptonrocks Posted April 1, 2023 Report Share Posted April 1, 2023 Draft Dewand Jones then fill in for depth that could start in a year or two.. Appreciate all your charts plus other info you contribute.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted April 1, 2023 Author Report Share Posted April 1, 2023 1 hour ago, claptonrocks said: Draft Dewand Jones then fill in for depth that could start in a year or two.. Appreciate all your charts plus other info you contribute.. Would love it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MichaelWeston Posted April 1, 2023 Author Report Share Posted April 1, 2023 1 hour ago, claptonrocks said: Draft Dewand Jones then fill in for depth that could start in a year or two.. Appreciate all your charts plus other info you contribute.. To What you said...here is that laid out with out any of the 2024 free agents QB Burrow 25 Browning 25 RB Mixon 25 Evans 25 WR Chase 26 Lassiter 25 WR WR TE Hudson 25 Bowers 25 LT Brown 27 Carman 25 Smith 25 Cochran 25 LG Volson 26 Gilliam 25 C Karras 25 Hill 25 Brown 24 RG Cappa 26 RT Collins 25 K McPherson 25 P Chrisman 24 LS Adomitis 24 LE Hubbard 26 Sample 25 Johnson 25 LT Davis 25 RT Hill 25 Carter 26 Tufele 25 RE Hendrickson 25 Ossai 25 Gunter 26 Carney 25 WLB MLB Pratt 26 SLB Jones 25 S Scott 26 S Hill 27 Anderson 27 Corker 25 CB Tell 25 CB Taylor-Britt 26 George 24 CB Hilton 25 Davis 25 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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