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The Cincinnati Bengals are considered the best fit for linebacker Bobby Wagner after the NFL Draft, as they did not select a true off-ball linebacker. Wagner, a seasoned veteran, could provide leadership and help the Bengals in their playoff aspirations.
The Bengals are interested in signing Bobby Wagner due to their lack of a true off-ball linebacker in the draft and the need for veteran leadership on their young linebacker corps.
Bobby Wagner is a six-time First-Team All-Pro, five-time Second-Team All-Pro, and has been nominated for 10 Pro Bowls, showcasing his elite performance throughout his career.
Last season, Bobby Wagner recorded 162 total tackles, two interceptions, and eight tackles for loss, demonstrating his continued productivity despite being close to 36 years old.
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After the Commanders selected Sonny Styles in the first round, a return to Washington may not be in the cards for Bobby Wagner, and it’d make sense for the Bengals to pounce. For Wagner, this pairing would make sense not only from a need standpoint, but the linebacker would also give himself a good shot at a deep playoff run with Joe Burrow as his quarterback, giving him possibly one last kick at the can for another Super Bowl title. Wagner is going to be 36 years old before the start of the regular season and has had a Hall of Fame NFL career. He’s a six-time First-Team All-Pro and a five-time Second-Team All-Pro, complete with 10 Pro Bowl nominations. Even though he’s up there in age, Wagner was still productive for Washington last season. He racked up 162 total tackles, two interceptions, and eight tackles for loss. He also recorded the fourth-lowest missed tackle rate of his career in 2025, coming in at under 4%. Cincinnati keeps its stance of firm belief in both Knight and Carter, but the young group could use the talent and veteran leadership of Wagner. With the head coach valuing high character and leadership in the locker room, Wagner bringing a Walter Payton Man of the Year Award and a Super Bowl ring to the Bengals would be welcomed. We will see if the Bengals scour free agency for extra help in the form of Wagner or others.