Cincinnati Bengals consider second-round trade back to gain more NFL Draft picks
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Updated · The New York Times · Apr 23
Cincinnati Bengals consider second-round trade back to gain more NFL Draft picks
11 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Apr 23
With only three picks in the top 180 and pressing needs at multiple positions, the Bengals are exploring a trade back from pick 41 in the second round.
A trade could net an extra fourth-round pick, helping address urgent needs at cornerback, linebacker, swing tackle, and interior offensive line amid limited draft capital.
Recent moves, including acquiring Dexter Lawrence and potential offloading of T.J. Slaton, highlight Cincinnati's cap constraints and strategic focus on maximizing draft value to fill roster gaps.
With T.J. Slaton on the block, which team is most likely to make a trade?
Was Dexter Lawrence the final piece for a Super Bowl run, or a costly overpay?
Did Cincinnati's 'all-in' draft strategy successfully patch its biggest roster holes?
Why did the Bengals pick an edge rusher after targeting cornerbacks and linebackers?
Will adding three new linemen finally solve the Bengals' pass protection problems?
How much long-term risk did the Bengals take on by drafting medically-flagged players?