Dalton Reiser has not signed a deal with the Cincinnati Bengals since he's completed his visit and is expected to visit other teams.

Let's break down what that means.

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Today we dive into what happened with the Dalton Risner visit,

why that move would still make sense for the Cincinnati Bengals.

What's next for Dalton Risner?

And on rewatch, what do we take away from what's going on with the defense?

What about the offensive line that was under criticism for the way they played immediately after the game?

We'll get to our rewatch takeaways and maybe some stock updates, stock up, stock down a little bit later in this episode.

But James, let's start with Dalton Reisner, who reportedly is on his way to take visits,

potentially with the Seattle Seahawks, Pittsburgh Steelers,

and the mix for his services

after he did not come to terms

with the Cincinnati Bengals

while he was in town on Tuesday.

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