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Not too long ago, we wrote about how the Cincinnati Bengals could end up impacted by an NFL trade rumor involving the Dallas Cowboys.
As it turns out, the Cowboys aren't the only team that could impact the Bengals when it comes to trades.
This thought stems off an interesting one from ESPN’s Matt Miller, who took to social media to caution against not taking trade rumblings seriously this time of year.
“It was this time last year when rumors started that the Browns might trade down from No. 2 overall,” Miller wrote. “At first they were brushed off...then they solidified. I wouldn't ignore any rumors about teams like the Jets or Cowboys moving into the top 10.”
This goes both ways, too. The Bengals sit in a prime trade-down spot. If a team like the Cowboys gets desperate, Duke Tobin and Co. might be happy to move back two spots to No. 12 while gaining more draft capital in the process.
It’s a little more unrealistic to think the Bengals would trade back with the New York Jets, moving all the way back to No. 16. But the price on a trade like that would be steep, potentially gifting the Bengals another top-50 pick.
Dangerous here, though, is the idea the Cowboys or Jets could also look to jump the Bengals. It’s really obvious what the Bengals need at No. 10. Dallas, especially, has major defensive needs too and will have sights on names like Sonny Styles and Caleb Downs.
Either way, as Miller notes, this time last year, some of these trade rumblings weren't just noise for fun.
This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Cowboys, Jets trade buzz could help or hurt Bengals during NFL draft
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As it turns out, the Cowboys aren't the only team that could impact the Bengals when it comes to trades.
This thought stems off an interesting one from ESPN’s Matt Miller, who took to social media to caution against not taking trade rumblings seriously this time of year.
“It was this time last year when rumors started that the Browns might trade down from No. 2 overall,” Miller wrote. “At first they were brushed off...then they solidified. I wouldn't ignore any rumors about teams like the Jets or Cowboys moving into the top 10.”
This goes both ways, too. The Bengals sit in a prime trade-down spot. If a team like the Cowboys gets desperate, Duke Tobin and Co. might be happy to move back two spots to No. 12 while gaining more draft capital in the process.
It’s a little more unrealistic to think the Bengals would trade back with the New York Jets, moving all the way back to No. 16. But the price on a trade like that would be steep, potentially gifting the Bengals another top-50 pick.
Dangerous here, though, is the idea the Cowboys or Jets could also look to jump the Bengals. It’s really obvious what the Bengals need at No. 10. Dallas, especially, has major defensive needs too and will have sights on names like Sonny Styles and Caleb Downs.
Either way, as Miller notes, this time last year, some of these trade rumblings weren't just noise for fun.
This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Cowboys, Jets trade buzz could help or hurt Bengals during NFL draft
Continue reading...
