03-08-2024, 12:23 PM
This simulation is from Mock Draft Database and frankly I believe it turned out exceptional for the Bengals.
RD.1
Brock Bowers - He was by far the highest ranked player on the board as well as BPA. If he is the generational talent at TE that they say he could be the piece to take this offense to the next level.
RD. 2
Ruke Orhorhoro - I believe he is the most underrated DT in this draft and I would not be shocked to see him be the best DT to come out of this draft. Consider that most of the prospects have been playing football since grade school and that he did not start playing football until he was a junior in high school. The ceiling for this kid is extremely high.
RD.3
Kiran Amegadjie - I would have liked to have addressed RT before now but I believe Kiran will be the starter early in the season if not day 1. A Yale student so the smarts match the measurables.
RD. 4
Brenden Rice - This kid is would be a really nice addition to the WR room and will step right in should the Bengals lose Higgins after '24.
RD. 5
Isaac Guerendo - I have supported Joe Mixon but time to take this running game to the next level. They started the transition in '23 with Chase Brown, who I am a big fan of, and they continue it here. Guerendo has elite long speed and brings the thump that Brown may be lacking and he is an exceptional pass protector.
RD. 5
Elijah Jones - Ballhawk! Thrives in a zone heavy scheme like the Bengals run and has elite ball skills.
RD. 6
Isaiah Adams - Watch '22 film of the Illini offensive line and watch an outstanding LG who moved to OT in '23 because they needed him to. Adams is going to be an extremely solid NFL guard.
RD. 7
Keith Randolph Jr. - He is a run stopping specialist that loads the stat sheet with tackles. Has a frame to carry far more mass to move into a full time NT spot.
RD. 7
Tahj Washington -
A dynamic threat who with 5 - 8 touches a game give opposing defenses a wrinkle that they must plan for. Excellent return skills.
RD.1
Brock Bowers - He was by far the highest ranked player on the board as well as BPA. If he is the generational talent at TE that they say he could be the piece to take this offense to the next level.
RD. 2
Ruke Orhorhoro - I believe he is the most underrated DT in this draft and I would not be shocked to see him be the best DT to come out of this draft. Consider that most of the prospects have been playing football since grade school and that he did not start playing football until he was a junior in high school. The ceiling for this kid is extremely high.
RD.3
Kiran Amegadjie - I would have liked to have addressed RT before now but I believe Kiran will be the starter early in the season if not day 1. A Yale student so the smarts match the measurables.
RD. 4
Brenden Rice - This kid is would be a really nice addition to the WR room and will step right in should the Bengals lose Higgins after '24.
RD. 5
Isaac Guerendo - I have supported Joe Mixon but time to take this running game to the next level. They started the transition in '23 with Chase Brown, who I am a big fan of, and they continue it here. Guerendo has elite long speed and brings the thump that Brown may be lacking and he is an exceptional pass protector.
RD. 5
Elijah Jones - Ballhawk! Thrives in a zone heavy scheme like the Bengals run and has elite ball skills.
RD. 6
Isaiah Adams - Watch '22 film of the Illini offensive line and watch an outstanding LG who moved to OT in '23 because they needed him to. Adams is going to be an extremely solid NFL guard.
RD. 7
Keith Randolph Jr. - He is a run stopping specialist that loads the stat sheet with tackles. Has a frame to carry far more mass to move into a full time NT spot.
RD. 7
Tahj Washington -
A dynamic threat who with 5 - 8 touches a game give opposing defenses a wrinkle that they must plan for. Excellent return skills.
