Could the Bengals send a couple of players just down the road to continue their college careers?
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“It’s not an exact science. We wish we could bring in 130,” says Mike Potts, the Bengals director of college scouting, part of the brain trust that pulled out of the 2023 sixth round exactly what they needed.
2025 NFL Draft Top Defensive Back Prospects
Barron was Second-team All-Big 12 in 2023 with the Longhorns. He followed that up with First-team Associated Press All-American and First-team All-SEC nominations in 2024 and was awarded the Jim Thorpe Award (given to the nation’s top DB).
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“I want to have more tackles than I had last year,” Anderson says. “I take it day-by-day, putting my best foot forward, hoping that leads to playing time on the back end. I just want to find a niche and a way to win games. That’s all I want to do. I want to win.”
Bengals looking at OL help via pre-draft meetings, too
Guard, after all, remains a big question mark for a team that merely brought back Cody Ford and added Lucas Patrick in free agency. Grant might be more of a developmental pick, but they want to get as many guys in the door as possible to compete for the jobs.
Chase, Higgins deals shape Bengals’ Hendrickson decision
Said Blackburn: “You have to take advantage of the opportunities we have this year and get the results we want.”
NFL Insider Shares Surprising Update Bengals’ Plans Star Pass Rusher Trey Hendrickson
“The overwhelming feeling in the league is that the Cincinnati Bengals, who own the 17th pick, will determine if there’s a run on edge rushers during the second half of round 1,” Pauline wrote. “If the Bengals take an edge rusher, the floodgates are expected to open up, and at least seven, or possibly eight, will be drafted before Day 1 is through. And it may also create a situation where teams may try and trade up from the bottom of the first round to ensure they acquire a pass rusher. The teams that hold five of the final six picks in Round 1 are expected to target an edge rusher on the first or second day of the draft.”
Star Free-Agent Safety Justin Simmons Expresses Desire To Play For Bengals
CINCINNATI — The Bengals have a star free-agent safety that wants to suit up for them. Justin Simmons appeared on the Up & Adams show this week and noted his desire to play for a team in the playoff mix like Cincinnati.
Former Ohio State player, Buckeye State native confirms he’s on a pre-draft visit with the Bengals via social media
The Cincinnati Bengals have eyes on several Ohio State Buckeyes with the 2025 NFL Draft right around the corner, including running back Quinshon Judkins. We can now add defensive tackle Ty Hamilton to the list.
Bengals grab speedy prospect capable of starting instantly in new mock
Farmer gives the Bengals one of the fastest players, not only among defensive backs, but overall during February’s Scouting Combine in Kentucky with cornerback Maxwell Hairston. In fact, Hairston had the fastest 40-yard dash at 4.28 seconds. “Hairston melted the turf at the combine with his 4.28 40, providing a big bump to his draft stock,” wrote Farmer.
