ORLANDO, Fla. _ The Bengals broke from this week’s NFL meetings encouraged that their busy offseason has them on track to return to the postseason for the seventh time this decade.
Buoyed by a trade for veteran left tackle Cordy Glenn and boosted by the signing of reigning NFL tackles champion in middle linebacker Preston Brown, they join a roster that continues to get high draft grades and has convinced management it is good enough to win in 2018.
“We are not in a building program. We have too many good players to be building for the future,” said Bengals vice president Troy Blackburn Wednesday after commissioner Roger Goodell closed the meetings.