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Orlando Brown Jr. to Cincinnati: 'I'd bet the house on me and my work ethic'

Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr.
Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr.

Many Cincinnati Bengals fans will wake up Thursday to exciting news: The team reportedly has filled one of its greatest needs, as The Enquirer's Kelsey Conway wrote, in landing four-time Pro Bowl left tackle Orlando Brown Jr.

What's expected to be a four-year deal worth $64 million comes after Brown started the past two seasons for the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs but couldn't agree with the team on whether he'd play left or right tackle.

As a left tackle for the Bengals, Conway reported that Jonah Williams is likely to move to the right side, and Cincinnati likely could move on from La'el Collins and use the opt out in his contract.

Brown was not called for holding the Bengals' Trey Hendrickson on Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes' late scramble in the AFC championship.

Brown played his first three NFL seasons with the Baltimore Ravens.

Social media reactions to the addition of Brown, including from former Bengals great Andrew Whitworth and Brown himself:

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This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Orlando Brown Jr. to Cincinnati: Can't wait to get to work