Curtis Samuel

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(03-04-2017, 05:12 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Samuel is the type of weapon that does not need a ton of touches per game, in order to impact the was a defense prepares for the rest of the offense.  I can pretty much say that if you get Samuel the ball a few times on the opening and second possession of a game, you'll see Andy finding AJ Green and Eifert in one on one matchups.

Completely agree.  He doesn't have to take deep shots, either, as DBs will be playing so far off him for fear of getting burned over the top.  I don't see him getting out of round 1, but if the Bengals can't get one of the DEs they covet, sliding back in Rd 1 might allow for an extra second rounder to fill in the vacancy at Guard and still get an impact defender in Rd 1.