The Cincinnati Bengals are bringing in former Buccaneers running back Leonard Fournette for a workout on Monday, Nov. 11 as they try to salvage a season that is quickly spiraling away from playoff contention.
Going into his age-29 season, is there anything left in the tank for Fournette? And if there is, which other teams might be interested in signing the former No. 4 pick from the 2017 NFL Draft?
FloridaBet.com takes a stab at hypothetical odds for landing places. Here are the latest odds for where Fournette might play during the 2024 season:.
Leonard Fournette Next Team Odds
Team | Odds | Implied Probability |
Cincinnati Bengals | +150 | 60% |
Arizona Cardinals | +300 | 25% |
Kansas City Chiefs | +400 | 20% |
The Field | +1000 | 9% |
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Analyzing Potential Fournette Landing Spots
The Bengals are the current favorites to land Fournette. With starting running back Zack Moss on injury reserve, the Bengals brought in Khalil Herbert to hopefully take some of the pressure off Joe Burrow to salvage the season. But Herbert was a non-factor in the Bengals' loss to the Ravens in Week 10, and Fournette may get a chance to crack the lineup. Fournette did little to nothing in Buffalo last season, but appears to be in playing shape and wants to see if he can latch on to a contender.
Other destinations that could make sense? The surging Arizona Cardinals (+300) are eyeing their first playoff birth under coach Jonathan Gannon, and Fournette could bring a Super Bowl-run mentality and help spell James Conner. Meanwhile, no team loves to add offensive veterans more than Andy Reid's Kansas City Chiefs (+400), who are more than familiar with Fournette's skills after they lost to Playoff Lenny and the Bucs in Super Bowl LV.
Expect a somewhat modest market for Fournette due to his dip in play over the last few years, but teams still will value his ability to convert in the red zone as the playoffs approach. Look for Fournette to land on his feet this week.
