Here's How Cincinnati Bengals Can Still Win Free Agency

Yes, Bengals are faceplanting in slow motion during free agency right now
Make no mistake, they could still add players. Brandon Scherff at guard would make some sense. But sitting on their hands to start what was widely held as a "bad" free-agency class until the top guys are off the market is terrible for optics -- and likely bad for the team in 2025, too.
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Here's How Cincinnati Bengals Can Still Win Free Agency After Underwhelming Start
The Bengals' approach to free agency has been underwhelming at best. They simply haven't added enough talent to their roster. While things look bleak, it's worth pointing out that there is still plenty of quality talent available.
Can Bengals salvage brutally slow start to free agency?
So far, the Bengals have primarily focused on locking down their own with names like tight end Mike Gesicki and defenders Joseph Ossai and B.J. Hill. Newcomers T.J. Slaton and linebacker Oren Burks on the defensive side of the ball are rotational players at best. Big needs like offensive line have gone unaddressed.
Bengals News (3/14): Can Cincinnati turn free agency around with this signing?
The Cincinnati Bengals have the power to make this right. Cincinnati Bengals Sign Joe Burrow Bodyguard Brandon Scherff in Free Agency Prediction So far, the Bengals have largely stuck to their own, re-signing tight end Mike Gesicki and defensive tackle B.
Look: B.J. Hill Signs New Deal With Cincinnati Bengals
Newly signed Bengals defensive tackle B.J. Hill put pen to paper on his three-year, $33 million deal with Cincinnati on ...
Bengals lose another free agent as lack of moves continues
Keeping Ossai seemed like a necessary move for the Bengals, who already lost fellow DE Sam Hubbard to retirement and are ...
Bengals re-sign defensive tackle B.J. Hill
The Cincinnati Bengals are re-signing defensive tackle B.J. Hill on a three-year deal worth $33 million, according to ESPN’s ...
Look: Contract Details Surface For B.J. Hill's New Bengals Deal
Contract details for B.J. Hill's fresh agreement with the Bengals have surfaced on Over The Cap.com. The site notes the ...
Bengals re-sign B.J. Hill: Instant analysis as Cincy attacks free agency
The Cincinnati Bengals have re-upped with defensive lineman B.J. Hill. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, it's a three-year ...
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AP: B.J. Hill signs new contract with Cincinnati Bengals
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Cincinnati Bengals strengthened the interior of their defensive line, agreeing ...
Bengals Teammate Confidently States Trey Hendrickson's Preference After Trade Request
Hendrickson has been granted permission to seek a trade by the Cincinnati Bengals, but that doesn't mean he wants to leave. Hill says he knows Hendrickson's preference is to remain in Cincinnati.
Reports: Bengals re-sign DT B.J. Hill, agree to deal with NT TJ Slaton
The Cincinnati Bengals re-signed durable defensive tackle B.J. Hill to a three-year, $33 million deal and agreed to terms ...
Cincinnati Bengals to re-sign defensive tackle B.J. Hill
March 10 (UPI) -- Defensive tackle B.J. Hill agreed to a three-year, $33 million contract with the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Cincinnati Bengals Signing B.J. Hill to New Three-Year Contract
CINCINNATI — The Bengals are signing B.J. Hill to a three-year, $33 million contract according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The contract includes $16 million guaranteed. Hill had 56 tackles (seven ...
What we learned from the Bengals’ first few days of free agency
Typically, the first two days of free agency are when teams are most active. The Bengals will continue to add to their roster as the year goes on, but the majority of the bigger moves a team will make ...