Bengals Draft: Defense & Offense Boost

0:00On April 25th, the Bengals kicked off their draft strong on defense, grabbing edge-rusher Kashiya's howl in the second round and cornerback Takario. Davis in the third to shore up that unit. Now heading into day three, they've got picks across four rounds and could keep pounding the defense while patching some quiet spots on offense. Fans are buzzing about a popular mock-draft pick in round four, pick 110, Kiyante Scott, cornerback from Miami. He's got the speed for that slot-nickel role they desperately need, letting them flex Tak's hill on the outside. Later rounds bring local flavor with Cyrus Allen. Wide receiver from Cincinnati in round six, pick 189, to boost third receiver depth. Then Travis Burke, that six foot nine tackle from Memphis at pick 199, plus tied in John Michael Gillenboard from Wyoming in running. Back, Chip, Trianum from Toledo, to build long-term backups. This mock keeps the Bengals balanced, layering talent without overhauling the roster,

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