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03/16
Signed C/G Ted Karras (UFA-N.E.)
03/17 Signed G Alex Cappa (UFA-T.B.)
06/14 Signed G/OT Cordell Volson (2022 4th Round Draft Pick)
03/17 Signed OT Orlando Brown Jr. (UFA-K.C.)
03/19 Signed OT Trent Brown (UFA-N.E.).
03/14 Signed TE Mike Gesicki (UFA-N.E.), HB Zack Moss (UFA-Ind.)
04/25 Drafted OT Amarius Mims Georgia
There ya' go, Joe. We've got you some protection.
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7 minutes ago, dex said:
Homerun? Gonna be a Grand Slam, BABY!!!!!
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We got an Aircraft Carrier. (I was on this ship when I was 5 years old in 1964 and walked over to the edge by myself and looked down.)
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One second before the selection, it came to me what I wanted....protection for Joe Burrow and started getting scared they wouldn't go that route.
They've been successful with the FA additions of the Brown;s and the FA additions of the Alex's. This is another 1st Rounder who won't start, but that's OK....it's been their plan and they are sticking to it.
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Another injury-ravaged 1st Round pick.
I would think they would learn by now.
Going for the HOF swing.
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I'm just curious how they are thinking short and long term with this pick.
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...or Jared Verse.
Funny that his comp is Trey Hendrickson.
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I have to assume Fautanu.
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Minnesota has traded the 23rd pick to the Jaguars for No. 17, also sending No. 167 this and 2025 third- and fourth-round selections to Jacksonville.
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John Schneider loves 1st Round Defensive players.
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1 minute ago, MichaelWeston said:
I can be talked into so many people. This draft is deep.
Both the 49ers and the Cowboys had 22 players listed with a 1st Round grade.
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2 minutes ago, JC said:
Great pick. Latu is going to be an 8+ sack dude from day one.
Haven't you learned enough from John Ross?
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3 minutes ago, dex said:
Best player available. Always.
It probably isn't going to be an OT. At least not on the Bengals board.
Exactly. Don't whiff on the pick because of some perceived need. We need the best players we can get regardless of position.
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Just now, JC said:
Great pick. Latu is going to be an 8+ sack dude from day one.
And miss an average of 8 games per year over the next five seasons.
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So glad we didn't get him. Potential John Ross all over again.
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That's the Tackle/Guard I wanted Cincinnati to take.
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Just now, Griever said:
No Boyd resigning, no likely Higgins extension...he's feeling good about OTA's coming up and really looking forward to all of the Summer and Spring workouts.
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I'd love for the Bengals to take Cooper to play CB.
We can add a great WR in the 2nd Round.
There's almost no bad choices for the Bengals in the 1st. Can't think of anything that would not be a good selection.
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There's still good QB's available in the 2nd Round.
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Raiders love their TE's.
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I posted this two days ago at 4:00 p.m. on another site (I might have posted it here, also, but I can't remember):
John Lynch was quoted as saying that the 49ers have 22 players listed with 1st Round grades, which is higher on their board than their average number of 1st Round grades on a given year.
The 49ers and John Lynch are among the very best at evaluating talent. They hit on more players than other teams do since Lynch has been there.
So, one of the huge questions about the draft is, "how many 2nd Round rated QB's will go in the 1st Round and in the top-22 picks that would push some of this 1st Round Graded talent down further in the draft".
For teams like the Bengals, who pick at #18, that's a huge question. If the board followed the graded talent that the 49ers have given, then that would make 5 players left for the Bengals to choose from that are truly 1st Round grades. Add in a team like the 49ers, who sit at #31, and they are going to be eyeing a trade into the early 20's to grab a player they think has fallen significantly. There's almost zero chance that the 49ers are going to not be active on the trade market on Day 1 of the draft. They'll try to make a trade with one of these teams:
13) Las Vegas Raiders
14) New Orleans Saints
15) Indianapolis Colts
16) Seattle Seahawks
17) Jacksonville Jaguars
18) Cincinnati Bengals
19) Los Angeles Rams
20) Pittsburgh Stealers
21) Miami Dolphins
22) Philadelphia Eagles
23) Minnesota Vikings (from Cleveland through Houston)
I went as far as #13 as I find it highly unlikely that the #13 pick will be owned by the Raiders when that pick comes up.
Again, for every QB that isn't a 1st Rd grade that goes before the Bengals' pick, that's one more player that falls to them that they can get giddy about. Of course, many will be getting giddy about them. -
The Jets have sent the 10th overall pick to the Vikings, also dealing No. 203. In exchange, New York will receive Nos. 129 and 157 from Minnesota in addition to the 11th choice.
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1 minute ago, Jason said:
3 gone, 3 left. 6 teams in between.
OT is not a necessary choice. Picking a Pro Bowler can be done at several positions when it's our choice, especially if another QB gets taken. We should have a choice of half a dozen true potential pro-bowlers.
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That's the pick the JETS needed to make. They need to look past Rodgers, while at the same time, giving Rodgers the time necessary to survive a 21-game season. Without an O-Line, Rodgers won't make it out of September.
Round 1 Discussion: 2024 NFL Draft
in THE BENGALS FORUM - For Bengals Fans *Only*
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From NBC Sports...
A five-star, top-10 recruit from the 2021 prep class who arrived on campus with high expectations, Mims logged 121 snaps as UGA’s second-team RT during their initial national championship run. He saw consistent part-time action during the 2022 regular season and was ready to step in and play major snaps in Georgia’s three postseason contests, with 154 of his 385 total snaps occurring in those high-leverage playoff games. He didn’t allow a single pressure versus LSU and Ohio State while recording a 98.9% blocking efficiency rating with four hurries and an 80th percentile pass block grade in his sophomore campaign. Mims won the starting RT job this year and was on his way to a standout season, earning 83rd percentile pass block grades in each of his first three games of the year before going down with a high-ankle injury that required tightrope surgery. He wouldn’t return until Week 11 when he rotated in for 35 snaps against Ole Miss and started two more games before exiting the SEC Championship game against Alabama after just 11 reps. On a per-play basis Mims was almost impenetrable, allowing just one QB hurry on the season with zero hits, penalties or sacks in 297 snaps. His 99.7% blocking efficiency mark led the entire Power Five last season as the brick-shaped RT finally was able to unleash his tantalizing physical gifts, albeit in a restricted fashion due to injury. Mims will join a Bengals offensive line graded by PFF as 2023’s tenth worst pass blocking unit.