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NFL Draft best available players for Cincinnati Bengals: Ty Robinson, Lathan Ransom
What You Should Read Next Bengals’ swing for the fences with Shemar Stewart puts more pressure on Al Golden Cincinnati picked a player with incredible traits and upside. Now the new defensive coordinator has to make sure that upside it realized.
The 6-foot-6, 319-pound Rivers, from University of Miami, is the second offensive lineman the Bengals have selected in this ...
The Cincinnati Bengals made their first pick with the No. 17 selection of the first round, which they used to improve a troubled defense with Shemar Stewart. My take: The Bengals addressed a key ...
Last season under Lou Anarumo, the Bengals ranked 25 th in both total and scoring defense. They also have a spot to fill on the defensive line, with DE Sam Hubbard announcing his retirement at the ...
The Cincinnati Bengals have the 17th overall pick in ... the pocket," Lance Zierlein wrote in Harmon's NFL.com draft profile. "Harmon can play up and down the line in both odd and even fronts.
If Williams is on the board when the Bengals get on the clock, Cincinnati can’t go wrong in picking him given his profile and the positional need. I know you want a guard in the second round if ...
The ultimate traits-versus-production prospect, Stewart is one of the best athletes we've seen, but his production at Texas A&M was limited.
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