Bengals Strengthen Defense with Tacario Davis Pick

0:00On April 25th, the Cincinnati Bengals kept stacking defense on day two of the draft, grabbing Washington Cornerback to Cario Davis at pick 72. Right after snagging past Russia caches Howell at 41, this move targets their secondary needs big time. They rolled into the draft, missing a real starting nickel corner and short unboundary depth, especially at that fourth spot and beyond. Folks even mocked them, taken a corner in the first round to fix it quick. Scouts have mixtakes, pro football focus lots, Davis as the 123rd best player overall, so values debatable. But NFL comms Lance Zeerline sees starter upside, praising his size, length, and neck for jamming receivers early. He's one of the youngest in this class, perfect for Bengals coaches to shape up his route matching and run support. Depth like this sparked summer debates on fit, but it helps a unit quietly hurting bad. Expect those talks to heat up due camp, as since he builds around this fresh defensive core. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, Driven by AI.