Bengals Draft Prep: Faulk, Black, Miller in Sight

0:00On March 30th, the Cincinnati Bengals are deep into draft prep, showing strong interest in Auburn-Ed Russia-Keldrick Falk. This 6-foot-5-276-pound 21-year-old fits the Moll team's love at the top. He's a top-run defender with NFL comps like Greg Russo and Mikel Williams, and the Bengals hold the tent overall pick. Scouts know Falk's past Russian numbers dip last year, but his upside keeps him in play. Some whispers question if his stats got patted against weaker foes, yet Cincinnati's digging in hard. Meanwhile, they're eyeing bigger moves beyond just him. Fans and insiders are buzzing about the Bengals' aggressive scouting. They're setting up a key visit with Indiana running back, K-Lon Black, which raises eyebrows for a backfield already stacked. Human reactions highlight surprise, with league folks wondering if this signals a trade-up or rebuild push. New details point to Georgia stand out J-Lon Miller as a fix for their linebacker woes. The former Bulldog racked up 64 tackles, 11.5 for loss, and four sacks over four years.

1:04His combine showing in scout grades pay him as a future starter. Head coach Zach Taylor's veteran status adds stability here, with his phone lighting up even over Joe Burrows' flag football clips. As owners meet, Bengals brass seems locked in on turning these prospects into roster game changes next season. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.