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The second day of free agency was still filled with Cincinnati Bengals fans being psyched about signing Orlando Brown late on Wednesday night. Prior to signing Brown, fans were getting frustrated at the lack of moves that had been made before that.
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After debating what the Cincinnati Bengals would do with La'el Collins this offseason, the answer became a lot more clear after the team signed Orlando Brown in free agency.
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The Cincinnati Bengals shocked the world on Wednesday night by signing Orlando Brown, the best offensive tackle on the free-agent market, to a four-year deal worth $64 million.
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The Cincinnati Bengals re-signed Trent Taylor, who is back on a one-year deal. While Taylor is listed as a wide receiver, he's mostly utilized as a return specialist in Cincinnati.
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Offensive line has been a huge priority for the Cincinnati Bengals over the past few years and they're going to work in upgrading the unit. Last year, of course, they added three new starters and this offseason they signed Orlando Brown Jr.
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The Cincinnati Bengals shocked the world with their addition of Orlando Brown Jr. late on Wednesday night, agreeing to terms on a four-year deal worth $64 million.
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In Bengals news, Hayden Hurst won't be back in 2023, as he inked a three-year deal with the Panthers. Also, Trayveon Williams re-signed and could be the team's backup running back depending on what else happens in free agency and the draft.
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The legal tampering portion of free agency took place on Monday and Tuesday and free agency officially opened at 4:00 EST on Wednesday. Before it did, however, the Cincinnati Bengals saw their roster change some more.
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Free agency is in full swing and as of this writing, the Cincinnati Bengals have seen four of their players sign with other teams while retaining two other players.
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Through the first two days of the legal tampering portion of free agency, the Cincinnati Bengals have retained two players while losing four to other teams. That's led to the fan base slightly panicking.
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Hayden Hurst won't be returning to the Cincinnati Bengals in 2023. The former first-round pick signed a three-year deal with the Carolina Panthers and no one can blame the guy for taking that contract after the way his career started off.
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The Cincinnati Bengals lost their backup running back on Tuesday after it was reported that Samaje Perine signed a two-year deal with the Broncos. On Wednesday morning, the Bengals re-signed Trayveon Williams, meaning that it's not completely hopeless.
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For the second straight offseason, the Cincinnati Bengals are losing their starting tight end. Hayden Hurst signed a three-year deal with the Panthers and good for him for benefitting off the excellent season he had in Cincinnati.
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In Bengals news, after signing his three-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals, Germaine Pratt said that he came back to the team that drafted him because he wants to win. Also, the Bengals are reportedly open to re-signing Eli Apple, per Lou Anarumo.
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After the Cincinnati Bengals lost their two starting safeties on the first day of legal tampering, fans were optimistic that the team had something up their sleeves on the second day.
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The Cincinnati Bengals have lost another player in free agency -- This time, it's Samaje Perine, who agreed to a two-year deal with the Broncos worth $7.5 million. That's money Cincinnati probably wasn't willing to cough up to a running back.
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It's been all defense for the Cincinnati Bengals so far in free agency and that's probably why Lou Anarumo spoke to the media on Tuesday afternoon. Anarumo discussed the team losing both of their starting safeties.
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The first move that the Cincinnati Bengals made in the legal tampering part of free agency was re-signing linebacker Germaine Pratt. The Bengals and Pratt agreed to terms on a three-year deal worth $21 million.
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The Cincinnati Bengals might have lost both of their starting safeties on Monday when legal tampering began but they managed to keep Germaine Pratt in town and that was huge.
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