With NFL teams constantly chopping and changing their staff and players, it can quickly turn players into a “me-first” mindset, and it's hard to blame them. With this, it's becoming increasingly rare for teams to have their respective cult heroes, so when you find someone who looks towards the team rather than himself, you need to take good care of them, and for the Cincinnati Bengals, that player is guard Dalton Risner. However, his 69.4 overall PFF grade in year one in the AFC North proved there was still loads of talent in Risner, causing the Bengals to extend his contract for another season worth up to $5 million. Risner was originally selected in the second round of the 2019 NFL to the Broncos, where he spent 62 games before tacking on 25 more with the Vikings. So I guess I just try to be fully me and what comes with that is trying to help some of these guys,” finished Risner.