Since Joe Burrow was drafted in 2020, the conversation about the Cincinnati Bengals offensive line has been non-stop.
Near the end of some seasons, it has felt like they've turned a corner. Every time, though, the 0-line was porous again at the start of the next season.
Last year, though, felt different. It seems the Bengals finally have a group with talent and chemistry at all five starting positions.
Amarius Mims is a rising star at right tackle. Dalton Risner held down the right guard spot after so much instability. Dylan Fairchild flashed enough to think he can be a long-term solution at left guard. And Orlando Brown Jr. is still solid at left tackle.
But outsiders aren't as optimistic as Bengals fans.
Near the end of some seasons, it has felt like they've turned a corner. Every time, though, the 0-line was porous again at the start of the next season.
Last year, though, felt different. It seems the Bengals finally have a group with talent and chemistry at all five starting positions.
Amarius Mims is a rising star at right tackle. Dalton Risner held down the right guard spot after so much instability. Dylan Fairchild flashed enough to think he can be a long-term solution at left guard. And Orlando Brown Jr. is still solid at left tackle.
But outsiders aren't as optimistic as Bengals fans.
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