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Off The Bench by Chatterbox Sports
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Paul Dehner Jr. On Bengals Offseason + Reds Starting Rotation & TV Deal Discussion
Off The Bench by Chatterbox Sports
59 minutes
4 days ago
Paul Dehner Jr. On Bengals Offseason + Reds Starting Rotation & TV Deal Discussion
The Bengals face a pivotal 2026 offseason after finishing 6–11 and missing the playoffs again, placing added emphasis on making smart roster decisions in free agency. Trey Hendrickson is arguably the biggest free-agent name on Cincinnati’s roster. The veteran edge rusher, who led the NFL in sacks in 2024, is slated to hit unrestricted free agency after a one-year, high-salary deal in 2025 that didn’t include a long-term extension. Teams around the league view him as one of the top pass-rushing free agents available, and the Bengals must decide whether to use the franchise tag (which could cost roughly $36 million), pursue a multi-year deal, or let him test the open market. Joseph Ossai has emerged as one of Cincinnati’s more intriguing free agents. After returning on a one-year “prove-it” contract in 2025 and matching solid production, Ossai could be a priority for retention. His youth and pass-rush upside make him a logical target for a return if the Bengals value continuity on the defensive front. On offense, Noah Fant is another unrestricted free agent. The tight end signed a modest one-year deal in 2025 and has contributed as a blocker and occasional receiver. The Bengals could bring him back on a similar short-term arrangement to maintain offensive balance, but he’s also likely to draw interest elsewhere. Dalton Risner has become a fan favorite on the offensive line after late-season play in 2025. He’s publicly expressed a desire to stay, and retaining him would help stabilize Joe Burrow’s protection. Cam Taylor-Britt is the most uncertain of this group. The cornerback’s performance declined in 2025, and off-field issues and injury history may suppress his market value, potentially complicating re-signing discussions. Overall, the Bengals approach 2026 free agency with significant cap space and crucial decisions on whether to retain core contributors or let them walk and reinvest elsewhere. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #NFL #OffTheBench
Off The Bench by Chatterbox Sports