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Could the Cincinnati Bengals exploit the Chargers' nightmarish 2026 season with a key addition at the NFL trade deadline?

Matt Fitzgerald of Stripe Hype argues that the 4-2 Cincinnati Bengals should target players from the winless Los Angeles Chargers at the trade deadline. Citing trade candidate analysis from Bolt Beat's Alex Insdorf, the writer highlights edge rusher Tuli Tuipulotu and running back Keaton Mitchell as ideal targets to bolster Cincinnati's roster for a potential playoff push.
While Fitzgerald notes Tuipulotu would require a second- or third-round pick, he views Mitchell as the more realistic target for a sixth-round pick. He suggests Mitchell's speed would complement quarterback Joe Burrow and provide necessary backfield depth alongside Chase Brown and Samaje Perine.
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