According to the reports, the Cincinnati Bengals have once again signed the closed wing Mike Gesicki for a three -year agreement and $ 25.5 million, removing the pressure of the organization to commit a player less to stay in the city for several years.
Of the various high profile movements that are expected to do this low season, sign Gesicki again was a priority, but not one that generates the greatest amount of waves around the NFL.
Gesicki back in Cincinnati arrives a year after its 665 -yard season, a better race, for Jordan Schultz.
Cincinnati's main priorities are signing J'mar Chase to a long -term extension, with the general manager of De facto of Bengals, Duke Tobin, saying that the franchise hopes to make the receiver open the non -crusher best paid in the history of the NFL.
The Bengals also allowed the Defensive Linquer Estrella Trey Hendrickson to explore their options through trade, and he expressed the desire to stay in Cincinnati.
Last month, the Bengals placed their franchise label in Tee Higgins for the second consecutive season.
According to the reports, the Cincinnati Bengals have once again signed the closed Mike Gesicki for a three -year contract
The coach of the Bengals, Zac Taylor, will now be part of the other priority players again signed
Since the beginning of the 2019 season, seven other places have been franchised labeled two years in a row. Six finally completed long -term agreements.
Higgins, 26, has already developed his year under the franchise label, which paid $ 21.8 million in salary. This year's label would guarantee $ 26.18 million, the average of the five main salaries for open receptors last season.
The Bengals now have until July 15 to sign Higgins with a new contract or the label salary will be blocked.
Gesicki, 29, will now have roots in Ohio after bouncing around the NFL for three years. From 2022 to 2024, the wing closed spent a season each with Miami, New England and Cincinnati.
Now, the Bengals will be active to ensure that all their desired pieces in their place.