Despite hitting the offensive line three times in free agency, the Cincinnati Bengals still have some major needs to address this offseason.
The roster’s current holes can find resolutions in free agency or the draft and are admittedly not as important as the offensive line in front of Joe Burrow was.
But the needs are also the type of issues that can derail a team when it matters most. Even rotational depth that helps keep other guys fresh can be the difference between winning extra games late in a season, if not the playoffs.
Luckily, the Bengals sit in a position of luxury — they can take best player available in these areas during the draft and also have plenty of cap space left to spend on the market.