2011 NFL Draft: Cincinnati Bengals Will Find Carson Palmer’s Replacement

April 9, 2011   ·   Paxton Boyd   ·   Jump to comments

What exactly did you expect to happen during the offseason when the NFL is in the midst of a lockout? The media has begun to churn out stories.
In the peculiar case of Carson Palmer and the Cincinnati Bengals, these stories have caused conflicting reports to emerge.
Since Palmer demanded a trade out of Cincinnati in January, Bengals owner Mike Brown has stood firm on his stance: Palmer will either honor his contract and return to the Bengals for a ninth season or he will retire.
Despite Palmer placing his $2.1 million, five-bedroom, Indian Hill home on the market, and reports emerging that he told those close to him that he has $80 million saved and is prepared to retire should the organization not grant his demand, Brown hasn't budged. 
Things got interesting earlier this week when Dan Marino suggested that the Miami Dolphins send a third-round pick to the Bengals in exchange for Palmer.
At first glance, Marino's suggestion seemed like nothing more than t...

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