Cleveland Browns Free Agents: 5 Landing Spots For Terrelle Pryor

Cincinnati Bengals

The Cincinnati Bengals never tend to make a splash in free agency, but it became clear the team was hurt by the departures of Marvin Jones and Mohamed Sanu.

After a late-season injury to A.J. Green, the Bengals receiving corps found itself depleted.

With around $48 million, Cincinnati has the cap space to bolster the position, and if Mike Brown decides to sign Pryor, he’ll be able to draft a left tackle of the future in the first round of this spring’s draft.

With Pryor lining up across from Green, last year’s second-round draft pick, Tyler Boyd, could play the slot, while Tyler Eifert returns at tight end. Along with Gio Bernard and Jeremy Hill at the tail back position, the Bengals would one of the most dangerous teams in the AFC.

Cincinnati was the last team to give Pryor a tryout at quarterback. It came during OTAs in the spring of 2015. Then Bengals offensive coordinator got his second up-close and personal view of Pryor during TP’s short stint in Cincinnati (Jackson coached Pryor in Oakland).

It wasn’t long after Cincinnati waived Pryor that then Browns GM Ray Farmer brought the quarterback to Cleveland as strictly as receiver.