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The Cincinnati Bengals are coming off their fourth straight win, and as a result, have been predicted to be active at the NFL's trade deadline to bolster their roster for a Super Bowl run.
However, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor revealed that may not necessarily be the case with just about 24 hours to go.
“Nothing. That’s a bunch for everybody to talk about, but we’re good,” Taylor said via Michael David Smith of Pro Football Talk. “I feel good about where we’re at.”
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That might come as a big surprise to some as the Bengals are in the midst of a tight AFC North race with the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2), who they will face on Sunday Night Football in Week 10.
The Bengals offense is one of the most talented in the league, but they have been often linked to Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor with Chase Brown having a bit of a disappointing season.
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However, it seems like the Bengals are confident in their roster as it currently stands and don't won't to give up any more future assets to potentially improve it.
Only time will tell how it will sit in the locker room as quarterback Joe Burrow has grown more and more willing to express his opinion about the lack of aggressiveness by the Bengals front office, but winning seems to cure any animosity and that's exactly what the team has been doing as of late.
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