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The Bengals signed guard Dalton Risner to a one-year extension to preserve the starting five offensive linemen for back-to-back seasons; Risner wanted to stay in Cincinnati, and the deal involved compromises on length and salary, aided by center Ted Karras' welcome in the locker room. A strong season could boost Risner's 2027 free-agent market.
Dalton Risner re-signed with the Cincinnati Bengals for 2026, returning to a vital right guard role and providing stability for Joe Burrow’s offense as the team kicks off its offseason; the deal drew support from teammates and coaches and underscored the Bengals’ commitment to their O-line.
Dalton Risner expressed deep regret after allowing a sack that contributed to Joe Burrow's injury, feeling responsible and upset about the outcome, while Bengals' coaches emphasized team effort and accountability. Risner is reflecting on the play and its impact, highlighting the emotional toll and lessons learned.
Dalton Risner, a veteran NFL offensive lineman, has signed with the Cincinnati Bengals, expressing enthusiasm for the organization and its values. He participated in practice shortly after signing, with the possibility of playing in the upcoming game. The Bengals have been actively strengthening their offensive line with veteran additions and are also managing roster changes, including releasing a defensive tackle and signing new players to the practice squad. Risner's arrival is seen as a positive move to bolster the team's depth and experience.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed free agent guard Dalton Risner, waived rookie DT Eric Gregory, and made several practice squad adjustments, including signing OT Javon Foster and S Russ Yeast, while releasing OT Devin Cochran, to update their roster.
The Cincinnati Bengals have signed veteran guard Dalton Risner to bolster their offensive line, adding experience alongside Lucas Patrick as they prepare for the season, while managing roster adjustments due to injuries and cuts.
The Minnesota Vikings, having re-signed Dalton Risner, should consider adding free agents Calais Campbell and Hunter Renfrow to address needs at defensive tackle and wide receiver. Campbell, despite being 37, remains a top defensive tackle, while Renfrow could solidify the WR3 position with his proven productivity.
Offensive lineman Dalton Risner has re-signed with the Minnesota Vikings on a one-year deal. Risner, who joined the Vikings last September, played 15 games with 11 starts last season. Originally drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2019, he has appeared in 77 games with 73 starts in his career.
The Minnesota Vikings are re-signing veteran guard Dalton Risner to a one-year deal. Risner, who made 11 starts for the Vikings last season, impressed with his pass blocking and energy in the run game. He initially joined the team in September after a stint with the Denver Broncos and filled in as a starter following an injury to Ezra Cleveland.
The Minnesota Vikings have reached a deal with guard Dalton Risner, adding a much-needed supplement to their struggling offensive line. Risner, who previously played for the Denver Broncos, is expected to sign a deal worth about $4 million for the remainder of the season. The Vikings' running game has been ineffective so far, with the fewest yards produced by any NFL team that has played two games. Risner's addition aims to improve the performance of the Vikings' offensive line, which has been a trouble spot in recent seasons.
The Denver Broncos have signed nine unrestricted free agents and five of their own in-house free agents this offseason, but 12 of their free agents remain unsigned. Notable names on the list include guard Dalton Risner, safety Kareem Jackson, running back Latavius Murray, and offensive tackle Cam Fleming. The Broncos have already moved on from Risner by signing guard Ben Powers to a four-year, $52 million contract. Jackson and Murray might have to wait until after the NFL draft to land deals.
The Baltimore Ravens could potentially trade inside linebacker Patrick Queen for a middle-round pick, but pundits debate whether it's worth it as Queen is a young, budding talent. The Ravens are also looking for a new left guard and could consider free agent Dalton Risner. The Ravens' needs at wide receiver and cornerback have been addressed in free agency, potentially opening up avenues for them to draft other positions.