#cincy trio

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❤️ This Cincy trio moment 🤣

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I want a 2026 version of this 😁😁😁

Baby Cincy Trio🥰

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Thought this looked cool added a tune😤🎶

Video via Bengals Instagram

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Baby Bengal Tigers🧡🖤🐅🐅🐅

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Uno is the celly dance leader of the Cincy Trio😁

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I wanna see an updated pic of this🥰

Get your asses in gear FO!!!

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Where before everyone said it was impossible (when it would have been so much cheaper and easier) to keep the Cincy trio together, now it has changed to the importance of doing so:

Take, for example, Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer. Asked about whether the Bengals can sign both Chase and Higgins, the expert admitted that he’s sensing a shift:

Kent, a month ago, I’d have said this was hard but easy. You don’t want to let either guy go, but there are financial realities that come with running a football team, and the choice between Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins is academic (good as Higgins is, Chase is different).

Now? After how Joe Burrow and his top two receivers have played over the past month, I’m moving to the do-whatever-it-takes-to-keep-both camp. The three are playing too well together not to at least take a swing at what could cost, between the three of them, around $120 million per year. Next year would be a number a little less than 45% of projections for next year’s cap (obviously, those numbers can be massaged).

Breer goes on to compare the situation to when the Indianapolis Colts paid up huge for Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne all at once, although this would be even more expensive for the Bengals.