For years, the narrative around the Cincinnati Bengals was one of patience and a passive approach to roster management. Now that the team pulled off a blockbuster trade just a few weeks ago, parting with pick No. 10 to acquire All-Pro defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, things appear to have shifted. Appearing on The Rich Eisen Show , Bengals legend Andrew Whitworth said the era of patience has officially ended. He broke down why the blockbuster trade is sending a message to the locker room and the rest of the league that they're "all in." Whitworth: Bengals Sending Emphatic Message to Locker Room Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Al Golden talks about newly signed defense tackle Dexter Lawrence in a press conference at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati on Monday, April 20, 2026. | Sam Greene/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images "To me, this is the first time in their history trading a top 10 pick like this," Whitworth said. "They’re saying, 'You know what, as an organization...…