@SleeperBot: The Cincinnati Bengals, currently with a sizeable 63-player roster, are considering their options before committing to their 10 draft picks. The team is contemplating on how to make the most out of their limited starting job openings, suggesting that trading up in the draft could be a potential approach. Citing the higher odds of acquiring a starting player with an early pick, director of college scouting Mike Potts underscores the importance of an extra third round pick this year for enabling flexible decisions. Given the current stability of the team's roster, the Bengals are keen on making more early decisions rather than late ones in the NFL Draft to find further success.

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Cincinnati Bengals contemplate trading up in NFL draft, focusing on early decisions, says Director of College Scouting Mike Potts