The Cincinnati Bengals of the 1990s earned a reputation for being cheap. Things began to improve in the Marvin Lewis era, but there was still a blemish on the team for not having things like an indoor practice facility and limiting how much Gatorade a player could have in the locker room.
Since Zac Taylor and Joe Burrow arrived, we have seen the organization modernize pretty quickly. From finally getting the indoor practice facility to becoming big spenders in free agency, the Bengal front office has seemed to adjust to the modern NFL. The locker rooms in Paycor Stadium are currently being renovated in the latest improvements around the facility.