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So what now when it comes to the TE room?
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(03-23-2023, 09:56 AM)ochocincos Wrote: Why would this rule out Washington?

Washington is the best blocker in the class and is NFL-ready in that area.
He may need some work on routes, but I think he'll still be able to put up enough receptions to get into the 400+ yard range.

I feel we're more likely to see a rookie TE start immediately on the Bengals if they can block.

With all that said, I think with the dire need at TE, it's showing the Bengals' hand, and it's going to result in a TE taken in Rd 1, even if it's a guy they had on their board in the (early) 2nd round.

Yeah I really like the potential of Washington, especially in light of the questions at RT.  He could really help be a threat to help block on that end, keeping the LB/S honest and then burning them especially in the red zone.  

If no TE is added, I'd still look at BPA at a few positions, but we may see them trade down a few slots depending on how they see the class.  There seems to be a big 4, they could get pick 104 from Houston for moving down 5 slots and still get a great TE and recoup a true BPA pick.  This also helps have a better shot at doubling down at TE and maybe even RB.  There is a lot of talent at both positions, so if there ever were a year to pickup more picks it may be this one. 
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RE: So what now when it comes to the TE room? - phil413 - 03-23-2023, 10:10 AM

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