CINCINNATI — Jonah Williams’ return to Cincinnati isn’t out of the question this offseason, but it seems unlikely given the amount of money he has at his disposal and how much the Bengals can spend on him.PFF and Brad Spielberger have two AFC foes as top landing spots: New England and Pittsburgh.andquot;Both of New England’s starting tackle spots are potentially open until 2024, and even if Mike Onwenu returns, the Patriots still haven’t left him at right tackle for good,andquot; Spielberger wrote. andquot;The Patriot#039;
the offseason may have looked like 2021 when they spent a then-record amount in free agency to draft rookie quarterback Mac Jones. Adding a strong pass protection jacket to a new rookie quarterback can make a lot of sense..andquot;The Steelersand#039; The offseason approach to the offense will be really interesting after the hiring of Arthur Smith as offensive coordinator, and we never got a straight answer as to why former starter Chukwuma Okorafor was cut from the starting lineup. Will the Steelers move 2023 first-round pick Broderick Jones back to left tackle? If he stays at right tackle,
will they look to complement Dan Moore Jr., who has allowed one of the NFL’s biggest pressures two years in a row? Our projection may be a little expensive for the Steelers’ free agent signing, but we may also be too high from our original number.andquot;.Losing Williams to the Steelers would be a tough pill to swallow for Bengals fans. The opposite happened with the Bengals a few years ago when Mike Hilton said goodbye to Pittsburgh and became a force in Cincinnati..
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