Bengals center Trey Hopkins signed a multi-year deal to keep him in Cincinnati

Bengals founder Paul Brown once said he chose Bob Johnson with the franchise’s first draft pick in 1968 because the play couldn’t begin without the center snapping the ball, never mind building a team. That appeared to be the same mindset Saturday when th
Bengals founder Paul Brown once said he chose Bob Johnson with the franchise’s first draft pick in 1968 because the play couldn’t begin without the center snapping the ball, never mind building a team. That appeared to be the same mindset Saturday when the Bengals made their first of what is expected to be a bevy of off-season moves by extending center Trey Hopkins to a three-year deal that keeps their most consistent offensive lineman this season in place.

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