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Some believe the Cincinnati Bengals could use help at running back. In a contract year, Chase Brown is yet to impress and Samaje Perine hasn’t really been a lead back in his career. Add in getting next to nothing from…

Drew Garrison suggests the Cincinnati Bengals could pursue a trade for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Following the firing of Colts General Manager Chris Ballard, Indianapolis is viewed as a potential seller, while Cincinnati seeks to boost an inconsistent running game featuring Chase Brown, Samaje Perine, and Tahj Brooks.
The article argues that acquiring a premier running back like Taylor would align with Cincinnati's aggressive pursuit of a Super Bowl title, referencing their earlier acquisition of Dexter Lawrence. The move is presented as a potential short-term upgrade to solidify Cincinnati's offense for a championship run.
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