This week, the Bengals brought 10 undrafted rookies into the fold:
- Tyler Clark, DT (Georgia)
- Clay Cordasco, G (Oregon State)
- Trey Dishon, DT (Kansas State)
- Kendall Futrell, DE (East Carolina)
- Josh Knipfel, OT (Iowa State)
- Marcel Spears Jr., LB (Iowa State)
- Isiah Swann, CB (Dartmouth)
- Scotty Washington, WR (Wake Forest)
- Devwah Whaley, RB (Arkansas)
- Mitchell Wilcox, TE (South Florida)
Dishon started 50 games at Kansas State, while Futtrell registered 11 sacks last season despite weighing just 222 pounds. The Bengals revealed they view him as either an edge rusher or an off-ball linebacker. Swann, who hails from owner Mike Brown‘s alma mater, was a Division I-FCS All-American. He intercepted nine passes in 2018.
Washington joins Auden Tate as 6-foot-5 Bengals wide receivers; he is coming off a season marred by a broken ankle. Wilcox totaled 71 receptions for 890 yards between his junior and senior seasons. The Bengals did not draft a tight end and let Tyler Eifert walk in free agency, perhaps opening a path for Wilcox to join C.J. Uzomah and 2019 second-rounder Drew Sample on the regular-season roster.
0 and 16
cool thanks
If they manage to go 0-16 but keep Burrows on the bench or he doesn’t look like a bust that would be great for them, they could trade the number one pick and nab multiple first and second round picks to restock in a hurry.
What is your IQ?
Between 0 and 16
Nicely done!
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Would’ve liked them to grab one of those safeties instead of Tee. He’s a good wr no doubt, but I liked what I saw from Auden Tate. Unless their plan is to not resign AJ after this year.
Safety? There’s absolutely no need there. Ross is gone next year and Green may or may not be around in 2021. WR is a need for the future
30th ranked defense. 20th against the pass.