The Cincinnati Bengals will need to replace linebacker Germaine Pratt during his offseason after the veteran’s trade request. While the Bengals could simply bring back Akeem Davis-Gaither and get him more snaps, the team could also look to free agency.

Another day, another trade request, and it's once again come from the AFC North. What's going on over there? Not to be outdone by Cleveland Browns edge rusher M

Knox also lists the Kansas City Chiefs as a back-up option for a Pratt trade. While fans might think it unlikely the Bengals help out one of their biggest rivals like that, keep in mind that they did right by shipping Joe Mixon to a contender with the Houston Texans in the AFC, too.

Bengals veteran linebacker Germaine Pratt has requested a trade after six seasons, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Pratt, 28, led the Bengals in tackles last season, adding two interceptions and two forced fumbles.

One of Lou Anarumo's captains from his Bengals days has requested a trade. Could the Colts be a fit for the seventh-year linebacker?

Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Germaine Pratt requested a trade earlier this week. Pratt is entering the final year of his contract and is scheduled to earn a base salary of $5.2 million with zero guaranteed money. The Bengals would save approximately $5.85 million by trading him, with a manageable dead cap charge of $2.3 million.

Pratt led the Bengals with 143 tackles in 2024, with the next closest being Logan Wilson's 104 tackles. Rapoport noted that Pratt was close with former defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, who Cincinnati fired following the season.

According to a report on Wednesday from NFL insider Ian Rapoport, Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Germaine Pratt is requesting to be traded away from the struggling Ohio-based franchise.