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The Cincinnati Bengals are 5-2, but hanging in a tough AFC North, they are expected to be buyers at the NFL trade deadline. While running back is a position they have been linked to, another position to watch is linebacker.…

ESPN analyst Aaron Schatz suggested the Cincinnati Bengals target New Orleans Saints linebacker Pete Werner ahead of the NFL trade deadline. With Cincinnati standing at 5-2 and contending for the playoffs, Schatz highlighted Werner's run-stopping ability and blitz skills as key potential upgrades for the Bengals' defense.
Werner signed a three-year, $22.5 million contract extension in 2024 and remains under contract through the 2027 season. Saints Wire reporter John Sigler suggested New Orleans could potentially accept a fourth-round draft pick in a trade, citing the Saints' current depth at the position.
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