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2024 Cincinnati Bengals

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On 3/29/2024 at 8:09 PM, 16thBBall Fan said:

This is sad but when it comes to the Bengals I am not surprised: 

Katie Blackburn, the Bengals’ executive vice president, recently revealed that negotiations for Chase’s contract extension “haven’t started” yet. This admission has stirred concerns among fans and pundits alike. In an era where strategic signings and player happiness dictate the trajectory of a team, delays in securing key players can have far-reaching implications. Blackburn’s comments, though cautious, hint at a complex negotiation landscape.

The organization is keen on “studying up” and ensuring the best outcome for the team. Yet, the clock is ticking, and with each passing day, the anxiety mounts.

It’s a scenario that Cincinnati avoid at all costs. The team’s reluctance to allow Chase to hit the open market is understandable. Yet, the strategy of waiting for market conditions to set the tone, particularly with Justin Jefferson’s pending deal with the Minnesota Vikings, is fraught with risks.

I am afraid because of how Brown and the Bengals have operated before with pretty much every player beside Burrow.  If they let him hit the open market at the end of next season (2025) they will no way match what he will get offered. If they wait and see or let the Jefferson deal go first they are probably going to have to play even more than if they just go on and do it now and lock him in into the future. imo They have almost $60 million in cap space. The team is currently scheduled to have more than $59.4 million in 2024 salary cap space, fourth most in the league, according to overthecap.com. They in my humble opinion need to get this done this offseason.

 

A few things it takes two to tango. I am sure Chase and his agent know it’s in his best interest to wait until Jefferson signs his deal. This way Chase and his agent can use that as the new template to work off of. Which you are correct the Bengals are never the one to set the market. They always work their deals off of other players at similar positions. So Bengals are probably waiting for the Jefferson deal, but also I’m sure Chase and his agent want to wait until Jefferson signs too. 
 

Which in regard to Chase I am not worried about it. Much like with Burrow, the Bengals always end up paying their number one WRs. Chase isn’t going anywhere. The problem has always been signing their number two WR, once their number two WR gets looked at as a possible number one. 

Chase is going to get paid by the Bengals. Which will probably happen shortly after Jefferson signs. 

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    Defensive tackle would very much be in play for me if I was the Bengals. They need an interior pass rush, and where they are picking they could possibly get a good one. Obviously after free agency tho

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    If T doesn't get a long term contract, it will be because T doesn't want to be in Cincinnati. With the increase in the salary cap, the money is there for a long term deal.

  • Word now is that he's signing a 1 year deal with the Bengals.

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We resigned our 7th Round Pick from 2018, Logan Woodside to a one-year contract.

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The Bengals also re-signed exclusive rights QB Jake Browning to a two-year contract through the 2025 season.

44 minutes ago, theguru said:

The Bengals also re-signed exclusive rights QB Jake Browning to a two-year contract through the 2025 season.

Here's to hoping we never see him again in a game.

Hendrickson asking for a trade right now surprised me. Am I missing anything here? I know he's 29, is he just hoping a trade will lead to one last BIG contract?

27 minutes ago, sportsfan41 said:

Hendrickson asking for a trade right now surprised me. Am I missing anything here? I know he's 29, is he just hoping a trade will lead to one last BIG contract?

I guess he wants long term:

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1 hour ago, sportsfan41 said:

Hendrickson asking for a trade right now surprised me. Am I missing anything here? I know he's 29, is he just hoping a trade will lead to one last BIG contract?

Apparently he is even considering retirement if he doesn't get a new contract before the season starts.

 

1 hour ago, burreaux said:

Apparently he is even considering retirement if he doesn't get a new contract before the season starts.

 

I'd say he's threatening retirement. I don't believe for a minute you go from I want something more long term, to I'm just going to call it quits. 

3 hours ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

Trey Hendrickson is demanding to be traded!

Demanding and asking for a trade are two different things. Which he has asked for a trade if the team won’t work out a long term extension for him. 

Just now, futurecoach said:

Demanding and asking for a trade are two different things. Which he has asked for a trade if the team won’t work out a long term extension for him. 

Didn't he just sign an extension?

6 hours ago, futurecoach said:

Demanding and asking for a trade are two different things. Which he has asked for a trade if the team won’t work out a long term extension for him. 

Said he will retire also.

11 hours ago, theguru said:

Didn't he just sign an extension?

Just last year.  I believe he is to make $15 million this year.

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