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Bengals reach two-year deal with linebacker A.J. Hawk

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2 years at $3.25M total. Only $500K guaranteed.

 

At those numbers, don't mind the deal at all.

2 years at $3.25M total. Only $500K guaranteed.

 

At those numbers, don't mind the deal at all.

 

I agree 100%!

He usually plays 16 games a year(14 back in 2011)

He had a combine 89 tackles last season.

His two years before he had 120 and 118.

Very solid player, who I think will be a two-year starter in Cincy.

He usually plays 16 games a year(14 back in 2011)

He had a combine 89 tackles last season.

His two years before he had 120 and 118.

Very solid player, who I think will be a two-year starter in Cincy.

 

Vinny Ray for the Bengals had over 100 tackles this year, but it doesn't matter how many tackles a guy has if its five or more yards down field. I know some of you all love AJ from his Ohio State days and remember how great he was back then however he hasn't been great in the NFL, not horrible though either just slightly better than average. He has even graded out as one of the worst lbs in the league the last few years. Its a good pickup for depth purposes right now and leadership but not much more. Unless playing in a 4/3 helps him out more like in college than playing in a 3/4.

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