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🚨 A REALLY BAD LOOK FOR THE BENGALS FRONT OFFICE.
The Cincinnati Bengals reportedly agreed to trade a 2027 sixth-round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles for defensive end Arnold Ebiketie, only to call off the deal after discovering it could cost them a 2027 third-round compensatory pick.
According to Kelsey Conway of the Cincinnati Enquirer, the Bengals were unaware of the compensatory pick implications when they initially agreed to the trade.
Over The Cap’s Nick Korte publicly pointed out that acquiring Ebiketie would cause Cincinnati to lose its projected third-round compensatory pick from Trey Hendrickson signing with Baltimore.
Shortly afterward, the Bengals backed out of the deal.
The fact that Cincinnati’s front office reportedly didn’t know about this rule before agreeing to a trade is a terrible look.
The Bengals avoided a potentially costly mistake, but it raises serious questions about their preparation and understanding of the NFL’s compensatory pick system.
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