HavePityPlease

I remember they drafted Johnson (whose nickname was something like 'The Assassin' for some reason) and also Caleb "Pubie" Miller at LB in that draft. As you say, athletic guys that weren't so stout at the point of attack Proof his nickname was 100% no doubt "Pubie": Also no doubt it affected him, and he became Caleb "Emo Boy" Miller:

Looks familiar..

It's easy to see what's to like about the guy - a technician who knows how to fill spots and get to the spot. Also as others here have said, he switches really well and doesn't waste any time when doing it... no panic, just continues to attack people with a continued understanding of where he is in relation to the play. If he fell this far he must be weak relative to others.

Another "character concerns" WR, great

Thank you Bengals

so dump a sixth to drop down and squeeze in two 4ths

The web site here showed we traded down with Jets?

Seemed kinda awkward when Zac called him that 3 or 4 times... we'll see if it sticks.

I believe it was Kevin Boothe... yeah, NFL Director of Yada Yada Whatever for NFL, former player for various teams (not Bengals, obviously)

Same, when I was actually observing they've never shown Bengal fans

Watching the presser with Golden and Potts (I've never seen this guy before, he's a literal mini-Duke WTF?)... I like how they're talking, and they're right - waves of rush is how you dominate on D. If you watched the Seahawks a lot like I did, it's obvious, and intoxicating. If we can get even a partial semblance of that we should be an actual contender.

I considered Boerkircher underrated.

"Bengals Cashius In With Round Two Edge-Hedge"...