The Cincinnati Bengals have made as many offseason improvements as any team in the league. They're better across the board. While the offense didn't need help, they added some depth along the offensive line as well as Colbie Young at wide receiver. Pair that with the fact that Joe Burrow is healthy and this unit should be better. On defense, the Bengals upgraded their unit across the board, adding talent like Bryan Cook and Tacario Davis in the secondary, as well as Jonathan Allen, Dexter Lawrence, Boye Mafe, and a few others up front. The Bengals should have high hopes going into the season. The Athletic's Austin Mock recently put together an NFL projection model to project where each team in the league ranks going into the season. Mock's model ranked the Bengals as the No. 16 team in the league, which puts them much lower than the Baltimore Ravens, but much higher than the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cleveland Browns.…