The Cincinnati Bengals have made significant strides this offseason by extending key players like Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, but their work is far from over. The team still needs to address the unsteady interior offensive line and is eyeing potential trades to bolster its roster. Currently, Trey Hendrickson's contract situation is uncertain, and with no solid starter at guard, the Bengals are exploring options to improve their line. Speculation includes a trade for Zion Johnson, a former first-round pick from the Chargers. With Joe Burrow's passing game in mind, enhancing the offensive line becomes crucial.

The Bengals' emphasis on strengthening their defense and offensive line reflects their intentions to contend for a Super Bowl. Although Johnson has not yet proven to be an All-Pro, his versatility and pedigree make him a potential asset for Cincinnati, allowing Burrow to connect with elite receivers. Cincinnati is expected to actively pursue upgrades as it eyes a championship run in the upcoming seasons.