The Bengals traded former first round pick Billy Price on Monday and they may not be done remaking the roster with cutdown day looming.
They've had trade discussions centered around Michael Jordan according to Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer.
The third-year guard had a strong preseason, but appears to have fallen to third on the depth chart behind Xavier Su'a-Filo and Jackson Carman.
“Consistency. I think that’s the key term with all of the interior players," head coach Zac Taylor said when asked about Jordan on Sunday. "That’s why you see the veterans get the latest stab at it, because they’ve been more consistent. We’ve got guys with a lot of talent and a lot of potential, but it’s the consistency that we’re really looking for."
The Bengals have until Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET to finalize their 53-man roster. Don't be surprised if another deal or two is in the works.
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