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Greg Wilson Fri, Feb 2, 2024, 4:16 PM CST·1 min read 1 Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. has already been a great addition on the field, but he also tries to do what he can off the field as well helping other players. He has been in contact with Tyler Guyton, a right tackle from his alma mater Oklahoma for a while now, trying to help him improve his game as the NFL Draft comes up. “He’s been a great mentor. He’s been like a big brother,” Guyton said Jan. 30. “He’s telling me to take this time very personal because it’s going to separate me going into the draft. He’s very respectful to me even though he’s already in the league, but he talks to me like a brother.” The 6-7, 328-pound Sooner will be drafted in April, and with the possibility of Jonah Williams leaving in free agency, the Bengals could be in need of someone on the right side of the line, and Guyton could fit that bill. Brown has been in contact with Guyton for a while now, and whether the right tackle ends up with the Bengals in the draft or not, Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin said he’s been happy with the way Brown has contributed on and off the field. “Orlando, his intangibles are off the charts,” Tobin said. “His tangibles are off the chart. He’s big. He’s hard to get around. He’s everything that we saw that we wanted and we wanted a guy with substance to him on and off the field and we got that. I’m pleased for Orlando and as he enters year two in our scheme with our players, he’ll get even better.” https://sports.yahoo.com/orlando-brown-jr-helping-oklahoma-221654561.html

He’s not just a big fat dude… he’s athletic. But I’d be concerned about the weight and conditioning, too. I personally wouldn’t take him in round 1 but I’d strongly consider him on day 2.

I see what you did there

That weight is worrying. He's like 1 donut short of unemployment. To paraphrase Norm: Zac: What are you up to, T' Vondre? T'Vondre: My ideal weight... if I were 11 feet tall.

And he's gone. Kingsbury couldn't work out a contract with the Raiders so it looks like he'll be in Washington with the Commanders.

The choice wasn’t between Perry and Wilfork, it was between Perry and Steven Jackson.

Joe Mixon explains to Orlando Brown why he, Mixon, is still on the team by showing him pictures of Boi Toi Troy Blackburn at The Happy Trojans bath house south of Dayton.

Probably but I am sure many teams are worried about his weight and commitment to conditioning.

"There is no tomorrow. You're gonna have to go through hell. Worse than any nightmare that you've ever dreamed. But in the end, you know you'll be the one standing."

I heard that his sister, Lucy, will be assigned as a Special Teams assistant coach, working specifically with the place kick holder specialists.

... I don't think Sweat makes it out of Rd 1. If the Bengals want him they have to take him at 18.

Good move. Marvin will have them mediocre in no time.