It would appear that the Cincinnati Bengals have a lethal allergy to make no-brainer depth acquisitions in free agency at this stage of training camp and the preseason.
Frustrating as that stubbornness can be, there may very well be hope inside the building for at least one lackluster position group. It's no secret the interior offensive line is a problem spot in Cincinnati, and it's not as if they didn't address that this offseason. The question is, will it be enough?
Much of the Bengals' plans in the trenches to protect rookie quarterback Joe Burrow could very well hinge on an underrated, undrafted rookie free agent who's finally hitting the practice field after recouping from a major injury.