Bengals Scout College Prospects for Draft

0:00It's March 26th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. The Cincinnati Bangle Scouting Team has been out in force at recent college pro days, checking our prospects from the University of Texas, the University of Connecticut, and the University of Cincinnati. There's zeroing in on linebackers and wide receivers who could fit well in later rounds of the draft. At Texas, the focus was on linebackers Anthony Hill Jr. and Trey Moore. Hill's strong NFL Combine performance has been projected in the late first or early second round, and the Bengals even met with him there. Moore impressed with his workout numbers and could play edge or inside linebacker in the pros. Closer to home, a big group from the Bengals, including Hey Coach Zach Taylor, showed up for the University of Cincinnati's pro day. They watched linebackers, Jay Golday and Jack Dingell, plus wide receiver Jeff Caldwell, who turned heads at the Combine. Golday's been drawing more buzz lately.

1:00Over a Yukon, a Bengals receivers coach kept an eye on Skyler Bell, a slot receiver with day two draft potential who could add speed to their offense. As the draft nears, look for Cincinnati to target these positions in rounds two and three, possibly adding a couple of these standouts to bolster. Their roster.