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Byron Murphy, strong as a bull, and not much belly jiggle 😎

Estime, my favorite RB, looking smooth with that size

A look at Nabers and Thomas from LSU. Who remind me of a Chase-Tee combo. Bengals like Nabers, but no way he's there. But Thomas might be.

Graham Barton is one of the G/C that the Bengals have met with. 18 might be early for him though.

White lightning ⚡ is back on the menu

^ Shiesty & Uno look more like Reds players than the real ones ... A good look on them ♥️

The list from twitter did not have any CBs. I'm trying to see if that's an error, or if they didn't meet with any. 🤔

I need this backpack ...

Like most teams, the Bengals usually draft players that they have had a chance to meet with, interview, or have an official visit with. Because of that, it's a good barometer to guess who may be a future Bengal in a month. So here is a thread to discuss any of the players that the Bengals have met with. * If there's a guy missing from the first list below then add them to the thread as well.

With a Tee extension it's all about the numbers. I would gladly want him back at 4 yrs 80 million (20 per). But if he wants 25 or more, then we might as well pay Justin Jefferson 32.

SF stacked their roster because they've had an essentially free QB. But only for 1 more year.

... From this it looks like the Bengals do not value interior OL or DL, or even OT to the degree that the rest of the NFL does. And they prefer WRs, DEs, LBs, and CBs in early picks. All of that checks out.

Don't read this in public ...

Baltimore bridge must have thought it was the playoffs and collapsed ...

League office shafted the Bengals across the entire globe. 🌍 Even in Germany (which would have made sense based on Cincinnati's heritage).

I've always believed Dax was best near the line of scrimmage, especially blitzing off the edge and knifing through on ball carriers. I would play him in the slot and as a OLB even on obvious passing downs (3rd and 10+). He can be a swiss army knife that Lou moves around to keep the defense guessing.

The new kickoff rule only allows onside kicks in the 4th quarter, so the surprise onside kick earlier in the game or even later is now eliminated. Because even in the 4th you have to state you're doing the onside and line up for one. NFL is going to slowly ruin itself with all these rule changes.