The veteran quarterback has been very vocal about his support for the pass rusher.
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Magic Man, because I think Joe Burrow has real power there, my guess is they’ll get something done. I just don’t know how they’ll get there. This is the third consecutive offseason it’s been an issue for the Cincinnati Bengals. Hendrickson’s initial deal was a COVID-19-affected discount deal.
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“We’re getting ready for 21 games. A long way to go,” says Golden of a season with four playoff games that includes the big one. “Safeties at corners, corners at safety. Corners at nickel. Mix and match. We have a lot of guys who are concept learners and that’s because of Chuck.
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“I might be rookie year Cam, which is when we made the playoffs,” said Taylor-Britt of his strong first season he capped with a snowy playoff pick in Buffalo in the AFC Divisional. “I think I’ve elevated my game every day, honestly.”
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The 30-year-old is entering the final year of his contract. After giving Hendrickson permission to seek a trade earlier this offseason, the Bengals opted to keep the All-Pro pass rusher on the roster. Despite that decision, they still haven’t resolved the contract issue.
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“There are expectations that come with [being a franchise quarterback], but Joe is well aware of those, and he can carry that burden and wants those expectations on his shoulders,” Manning said during a recent visit to the Queen City.
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“It’s all about being a professional and coming up with better habits and just continuing to be consistent,” Burton said. “Being consistent is the No. 1 thing, no matter what you do professionally, whatever your job is. And I feel like that’s one thing I lacked last year.”
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“Man, I’m a lot different. Just a whole year of growth, a whole year of knowledge about the game of football, a year of taking coaching better, a year of processing information better, a year of just understanding the player I am. Coming in as a rookie and a first-round pick, there’s high expectations and sometimes it gets a little stressful.”