(10-25-2019, 03:25 PM)knarnn Wrote:

(10-25-2019, 03:10 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I wouldn't give up too much for Eifert at all, no more than a 4th rounder. He has a crazy history of season ending injuries. I wouldn't trust him to last an entire season. The guy has a good skill set, but he's just not durable. As for Dunlap, he's pretty good, but inconsistent and not a need for us at this time. It would take a bigger deal to get him, (at least a 2nd rounder) and I want to save the higher picks for positions we actually need to address (O-Line, TE, CB, NT, LB, S.)

A 4th? 

More like a conditional 7th. 

He’s struggling to even make an impact and get on the field with his current team, even after being fully healthy so far this year. For comparisons sake, O’shaughnessy has more yards than Eifert right now. Eifert just may be done.

I guarantee Cincinnati would laugh at that offer, even though he is a free agent in 2020. You can't compare O'Shaughnessy to Eifert. Dalton can't get Eifert the ball because the Bengals' O-Line play is so abysmal. They literally have scrubs all along that O-Line. It needs to totally be re-vamped. They have no running game to speak of and they also lost 2 of their top 3 WR's. Right now, the Bengals are as bad as I've ever seen any NFL team in the last 10 years. Unlike the Dolphins, the Bengals are actually trying to win games, but they lack the overall talent. You could put Travis Kelce on that team and he'd look like trash with the lack of talent around him.

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