In February, the Bengals put the transition tag on Dil lon, which allows them to match any offer Dillon would receive from another team. Bengals president Mike Brown has repeatedly said the team will meet any deal Dillon might get, but there have been none. Make an offer and get the thing done with. The Cleveland Browns are reportedly interested in Dillon, but there has been no official contact between the Browns and his agent. I understand the econom ics of free agency.
Most teams are in cap trouble, the majority.
I'm kind of stuck. It's kind of coincidence that the teams with the most cap are Cincinnati and Cleveland. Dillon also said he has talked with Brown, Bengals vice president Katie Blackburn and coach Dick LeBeau in the past month and a half. But there apparently have been no formal meetings between Bengals officials and David Dunn, Dillon's agent. A call placed Monday to Dunn was not returned.