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The Cincinnati Bengals' early bye is advantageous to self-scout and figure out who can help them take that next step forward into legitimate contention.

Matt Fitzgerald argues that the Cincinnati Bengals need several underutilized players to take on larger roles to reduce pressure on quarterback Joe Burrow. With the offense facing a slim margin for error following their Week 6 bye, the writer highlights Samaje Perine, Dohnte Meyers, and Erick All Jr. as vital contributors poised for midseason breakthroughs.
According to Fitzgerald, Perine should become the primary running back over Chase Brown due to his power and experience between the tackles. He also suggests that integrating Meyers could improve receiver separation, while utilizing rookie tight end All over Drew Sample would offer better versatility following Tanner Hudson's season-ending injury.
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