Bengals Linebackers Pumped After Draft Snub

0:00On April 27th, Cincinnati Bengals linebackers, Barrett Carter and DJ Knight are fired up after the team skipped drafting anyone at their position in. Last weekend's NFL draft. Carter rated his interest as straight 10, staying locked in the whole time, while Knight was busy with dad duties but still caught the vibe. Both see it as a big vote of confidence heading into their second year. That trust hits different, especially with rookie struggles behind them from last season. Starting a new system and switching positions slowed them down, but now they're geared up to level up in 2026. Carter lost it on the pickleball court when voluntary workouts kicked off, screaming with joy since trades can shake things up any time. Knight pointed out new defensive tackle Lawrence, who eats up blocks like a drive-through order, freeing them to play faster and helping the secondary. Two, director of player personnel Dup Tobin backed it up, saying no plan to avoid linebackers, but the best move was beefing up the D line instead. He praised their rookie production, full seasons under their belts, and depth behind them,

1:04expecting growth in the scheme. Team brass from Tobin to coach Zack Taylor and DC Al Golden keep voicing belief, and this draft move seals it. Carter feels the love for him, Knight and the whole room, fueling that fire as they push forward. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.