Is Billy Price a trade candidate for the Bengals?
The Cincinnati Bengals will have to make some interesting calls during cutdown days this summer. When we formulated our 53-man roster projections recently, center Billy Price stuck on the roster mostly because of the numbers game  his versatility in that he can play all over the interior is a plus. But over at Bleacher Report, Brad Gagnon listed one player each team should trade before the upcoming season and listed Price as Cincinnatis candidate:  Finding a trade partner could be tough considering the 26-year-olds struggles the last few years, but hed represent an inexpensive one-year trial for a team looking for help within the interior offensive line and Cincinnati might be able to at least salvage a late-round pick in exchange for him.  And that sums it up well  Price has been a bust and is on his last chance with the team. Getting something back for him in exchange for his eventual departure would make sense. And for the team getting him, its a one-year experiment. So yes, the Bengals should take pretty much any offer that might come up for Price, unless returning line coach Frank Pollack is really adamant he stays. But hes on the roster bubble as it is and maybe the only other convincing argument is the team needs him as insurance since Trey Hopkins continues to rehab his season-ending injury. But with rookies like Trey Hill on the rise as possible long-term options, Price returning any sort of value on the trade market might be a smart move for the Bengals.