The Cincinnati Bengals had a three good players to their defense, and we like that.

But what they didn't do is going to impact the way we grade this free agency period.

It's time.

Let's get those report cards out.

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He's James Rapine.

I'm Jake Luscoe.

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And we're midweek now, week two of free agency.

Yesterday we talked about the moves that could still be made, the moves that still should be

made, and the history of the Bengals making a few moves around this time in free agency

the last few years. But with reports that the Bengals are mostly done with the cap situation

being what it is, where I have them at around $7 million after getting those Josh Allen,

or sorry, Jonathan Allen contract details revealed to us us on Tuesday, assuming that the big deals are done,

and there aren't a whole lot out there to be made anymore anyway, besides the one-year bounty hunter

ties that we would like to see the Bengals get in on. We'll get into grading free agency and talk about

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