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It is safe to say that the Cincinnati Bengals have had increased turnover on their roster over the past two seasons compared to the few years prior. One of the greatest assets that this team had heading into the 2022 Super Bowl was that they had kept a tightknit core of players that completely redeveloped the culture of this historically mediocre organization. The past few seasons, the exodus has dramatically overshadowed the influx of talent in this city as key players like Jessie Bates and Joe Mixon have gone by the wayside.

Cincinnati Bengals Secondary to Experience New Leadership in 2024 One of the most damaged units on this roster has been the defensive secondary after four of the five starters from the 2022 Super Bowl team have left the organization. The last remaining player from that group is nickel back Mike Hilton and it is highly expected that he will be leaving the team next season after the expiration of his contract. Aside from him, every single player on this secondary has been brought in to patch the gaps left by more experienced players.



While the business side of things is still operated on an individual basis, the defensive secondary is an interesting unit. In a similar fashion to the offensive line, communication and trust are enormous components in the defensive backfield as every player has to cover their zone/man in order for a coverage to be successful. That means while the talent may actually be better than it was during the Super Bowl Run just over t.

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