Reggie Kelly: Falcons made offer
Bengals UFA tight end Reggie Kelly just took a call on his cell phone.
He was back from Atlanta, where he received a contract offer from the Falcons. He was leaving his Tristate home for the airport for a flight to Arizona to meet with the Cardinals. Then he was going from Phoenix to Oakland to meet with the Raiders.
"I'm just trying to take it easy (and) soak in everything," he said.
Agent Jimmy Sexton has been difficult to reach to get confirmation about Kelly's whereabouts.
"Jimmy gave me some good advice," Kelly said. "He said just take everything in and then make a decision."
Kelly is an excellent blocker and has played a vital part in the Bengals' no-huddle offense. He plays H-back. Quarterback Carson Palmer lobbied for the team to re-sign Kelly.
Kelly also said the Bengals have been talking to Sexton. The Bengals have said they would like to re-sign the tight end.
"I like being a Bengal," Kelly said. "I'm not sure I'm going to sign right back. This is an important decision for me and my family."
2 Comments:
I just read on Bengals.com that the Bengals now have only 3 mil left under the cap. How is this possible? That's the same number Hobson was spouting before they cut Simmons' 3mil against the cap. He said they'll likely use it to keep Kelly.
This is silly. I'm not asking for them to go get Thomas at 10mil per year, but if you cut Simmons, how do you say you have nothing left to improve the defense, when cutting him makes the defense less stable?
I agree. Something is missing. Mark, You have probably done this before, but is there anyway you can give us a rundown on where the Bengals stand with the Cap.
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