Former Tampa Bay wide receiver Antonio Bryant has signed a four-year, $28 million deal with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Doubtless he won’t be as entertaining as Terrell Owens, but he offers hopes of a medium-term solution at wide receiver, and moreover, helps clear the way for a non-wide-receiver pick in the first round.
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The bengals should go O-LINEMAN in the first round with that luptia kid he is solid,save some money and sign Odell Thurman to a leauge mininum,he is a solid line backer,and he deserves a second chance.And give T.O a two year deal,that would give simpson & purify another year to develop.And they need another tightend sometime in the draft.With Bryant & CHAD & T.O & Caldwell & Coffman & Benson the bengals would be a top three Offensive team in the N.F.L. I would still draft a young RB in the late rounds
I could see TE at 21. Heck, I could even still see WR. Bryant's one year shy of 30, Simpson hasn't shown squat and Chad could be a FA after this season if the Bengals choose not to pick up his option.
I know I am not the only voice saying "They should have went ahead and used the first round pick on getting Brandon Marshall, but this is not a bad spot to be in with Bryant. He leave the WR corp sounder than it was last year with Coles IMO.
I just hope those knees are good now.
I still think they may go TE in the first round. I don't see them going after Taylor Mays anymore especially with #21.
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