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Are you kidding me?
"Best offseason acquisitions for all 32 NFL teams" by BSPN Indianapolis Colts
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Cincinnati BengalsOffensive line coach Joe Philbin The line problems for the Colts are well-documented. Philbin, despite his problems as coach of the Dolphins, has experience coaching the offensive line. He coached the position while with the Green Bay Packers. Philbin is taking over a unit in Indianapolis that gave up 118 quarterback hits last season and could have three new starters up front. -- Mike Wells
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/page...e-agency-coaches-general-managers-draft-picksThree defensive coaches Much of this offseason has been about what the Bengals have lost. They've had several notable departures at receiver, safety, on the coaching staff and in the scouting department. But of the additions they did make, the most important have to be the coaching hires. The additions of assistants Kevin Coyle (DBs), Jim Haslett (LBs) and Jacob Burney (DL) should give the Bengals' defense the old-school discipline the unit didn't show at times late last season. Each of them has a slightly different coaching style than some of the men they are replacing. Costly and untimely defensive penalties contributed to the Bengals' wild-card playoff loss to Pittsburgh last season. On the field, newly signed linebacker Karlos Dansby should have a big impact. -- Coley Harvey