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The Bengals just pulled off a savvy move by signing former Eagles tackle Myles Hinton off waivers — the only player they picked up after finalizing roster cuts. With veteran Cody Ford gone and depth at tackle still thin, Hinton’s arrival signals Cincinnati’s serious push to shore up their offensive line. A six-foot-six, 300-plus-pound force with college chops from Stanford and Michigan — including a national title ring — Hinton impressed in preseason with elite pass-blocking grades and zero pressures allowed. Waived earlier this summer after an injury-plagued stint with Philly, he now joins Jalen Rivers and Javon Foster in a fierce competition for backup tackle roles. It’s a low-risk, high-potential play as Cincinnati gears up for Week One — and could be the missing piece to protect their QB.

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