Mo Egger

Dalton Reisner came to the Bengals last year.

Noah Fant as well.

And so that money gives them the room to do that.

You have a training camp unfold and it's a season unfold.

A great question because they have some guys, you just mentioned them all, Miles Murphy, they declined the fifth-year option, and I think understandably so, but they want to keep him long-term.

D.J.

Turner was the best player on their defense last year, which I know isn't saying much, but he is an ascending star.

They obviously want to keep him long-term.

I think what complicates things a little bit is D.J.

Turner and Jack Till have the same agent, and they play the same position.

And I know a lot of folks are going to say, well, once upon a time, they signed Jamar Chase and Steve Higgins during the same offseason.

That wasn't accepted.

Typically, the Bengals make it either or.

If there are two guys who play the same position and both look for long-term deals, they pick one or the other.

I think that'll be interesting.

Chase Brown, I think, is a candidate to be a franchise tag player.

But they've got some decisions to make.

I think the good news, though, is right now, if you think of the Bengals in recent years, you and I have talked about all these things.

It's been Trey Hendrickson and a hold in, a hold out, multiple trade requests, him grandstanding at practice, complete and total sideshow.

Jamar Stewart, their first round pick last year, holding out early in training camp, complete and total sideshow.