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Bengals Eyeing Prunty for Secondary Boost

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The Cincinnati Bengals are considering Wake Forest cornerback Karon Prunty for a top-thirty visit before the 2026 NFL Draft. Prunty, a six-foot-two, one-hundred-ninety-two-pound defender, earned third-team All-ACC honors last season and has shown steady coverage throughout his career. He started at Kansas, then transferred to North Carolina A&T and Wake Forest, posting impressive stats each time. Pruntys patient coverage and sharp ball skills make him a sneaky good bet for long-term rotation in the Bengals secondary.

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Bengals Eyeing Prunty for Secondary Boost

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bengals Eyeing Prunty for Secondary Boost. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 3rd. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything in NFL. The Cincinnati Bengals are eyeing Wake Forest Cornerback Karen Prunty with a top 30 visit lined up before the 2026 NFL draft. This 6'2, 192 pound defender earned third team all ACC honors last season as the Demon Deacon's top corner, showing steady. Coverage all year long. Prunty's path to this point is full of grit. He started at Kansas back in 2020, then balled out at North Carolina A&T in 2000. 22 with 4 picks and 10 passes defended before transferring to Wake Forest for 2025 where he posted 34 tackles, one interception, and nine pass breakups. Fans and scouts are buzzing because the Bengals still need depth in their secondary after some recent tweaks and these top 30 visits usually mean. A team sees real-scheme fit or culture match, not just camp fodder.

Digging deeper, Prunty shines with patient coverage, keeping receivers in front of him and sharp ball skills to jump routes, stuff that translates. Without the hype of a first rounder, making him a sneaky good bet for long-term rotation. Bengals smartly hunting these experienced producers could lock down that defense from the ground up, turning overlapped gems into roster staples that quietly shift the whole unit.

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