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(04-08-2024, 02:38 PM)PDub80 Wrote: I am not against you in Sweat as a prospect for the Bengals. He could very well stick the weight thing behind him, become a monster, and the combine stuff was a bad moment in time for him. He's just a kid, after all. But the list of guys who do that sort of thing is super short.


Add in the DUI and it's just really tough to even throw a 3rd round pick on him. If the Bengals take him I will be all about his being successful. But, maaaaaaan, the kid is not doing himself any favors and that's BEFORE he gets a pile of cash. This will all sort itself out.

Sweat did just fine at the combine and came in at the exact weight he played all year. I'm sure, like the vast majority of college kids, a Pro fitness program will do him good. 

I simply take issue with the "weight problem/bad work-ethic slant"

OF course, the DUI was stupid and does call into question his maturity; just as McKinnley Jackson's felony drug charges.