PFF - Best Case Draft Scenario

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PFF posted an article for what they believe is the best draft scenario for all 32 teams.
https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2024-nfl-draft-best-case-scenarios-all-32-nfl-teams

For the Bengals, here is what they said:

Quote:Goal: Plug holes on offense and improve the secondary
Ideal first pick: TE Brock Bowers or a new right tackle

The Bengals will be AFC contenders in any year that Joe Burrow is healthy. Their goals should always involve improving around their star quarterback.
Burrow has never had a weapon at tight end near Brock Bowers’ talent level. Bowers falling to the 18th pick is unlikely but certainly not impossible. If he is on the board, they should sprint to the podium to take him.
If Bowers isn’t an option, there are plenty of talented players they could add along the offensive line. Alabama’s J.C. Latham and Georgia’s Amarius Mims fit the bill as proven pass protectors with extensive experience at right tackle.
Cincinnati struggled with coverage over the middle this past season. While Jordan Battle was a nice selection at safety in last year’s draft, the team could double up this year with someone like USC’s Calen Bullock, who has plenty of range on the backend.

Do y'all agree with PFF's thoughts?
If not, what do you think is a more ideal scenario and why?