CINCINNATI -- The Bengals could make some serious upgrades at guard during free agency this March and one option is a reunion with right guard Kevin Zeitler.
The 13-year veteran spent his first five seasons in Cincinnati and has played solid ball ever since. Zeitler just wrapped up a stout season with the Lions after earning his first Pro Bowl nod with the Ravens in 2023.
The Motor City vibes led Zeitler to an elite 86.8 PFF grade across 1,047 regular-season snaps (highest grade since the 2014 season with the Bengals, third among 2024 guards). Adding the 34-year-old on a one-year deal could be a quick fix for one of the only major weak spots on Cincinnati's offense.
Zeitler has played at a high level for years with no sign of drop off and PFF projects him to earn a one-year deal worth $6.25 million. Check out more of his strong metrics from Stat Account:
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