​The Cincinnati Bengals have had an interesting offseason when it comes to player rankings.A good example? NFL executives and coaches overlooking DJ Turner.There was also that time when “trios rankings” decided that the trio of Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase and Chase Brown was only the sixth-best “trio” in the entire NFL.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBut not all rankings agree with that sort of idea.CBS Sports’ Jared Dubin just penned his own trios rankings and put the Bengals in the very top spot.“The Bengals are on top once again,” Durbin wrote. They reclaimed the top spot in the rankings last year and received seven of the nine first-place votes this season. Burrow’s injury absence wasn’t enough to knock them off their perch, thanks in large part to his excellence but also the combination of him and Chase, and Brown’s emergence as a quality back in every situation except the one where Jake Browning is under center is also a contributor to the Bengals’ position at the top of the rankings.”In this set of rankings, the Bengals just beat the trio from the Los Angeles Rams (Matthew Stafford, RB: Kyren Williams, WR: Puka Nacua) and Detroit Lions (Jared Goff, RB: Jahmyr Gibbs, WR: Amon-Ra St. Brown).AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementGenerally, when one thinks of a trio for the Bengals, they think of Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. But considering Higgins is technically a No. 1 wideout in his own right, it’s not exactly fair to other franchises in these exercises.And the funny part? Chase Brown isn’t exactly a slouch, either. He just ran for 1,019 yards and six scores on a 4.4 average and caught 69 passes for 437 yards and five more scores while Burrow missed a chunk of time.The fact these rankings can split up who gets to be involved and the Bengals still come out on top? Pretty good roster-building by the front office in Cincinnati.This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Can Bengals top Rams and Lions in trios rankings?