Cashius Howell Joins Bengals, Ready to Face Chiefs

0:00On April 26, Cincinnati Bangal's snag defensive end cashiest howl in the second round picked number 41 overall. This dude grew up a diehard Kansas City cheese fan dreaming they'd take him after their top 30 visit. But the cheese passed twice in the first round and grabbed an edge rusher at number 40, leaving howl fired up to chase down Patrick Mahomes on. The field. Howl started college at Bowling Green before transferring to Texas A&M, where he balled out last season with 11.5 sacks 31 tackles and six past deflections in just 12 games. That earned him SEC defensive player of the year and unanimous all-American honors. Proving he's got the tools to disrupt any quarterback. He's all in with the bangles now, shrugging off the snub like its motivation fuel. Howl's hyped to reunite with his Texas A&M teammate, Shamar Stewart, a first round pick last year, calling him straight family. No hard feelings toward Kansas City, he's just thankful and ready to compete when they

1:00mean. Meanwhile, Howl's laser focused on mastering the small details of his game to make plays right away. The bangles are rebuilding their defense after a rough year, adding big pieces like Dexter Lawrence in the off season and eyeing Howl to fill the void left by Tray Hendrickson's move to Baltimore. With that pass rush duo forming alongside Vets, since he's looking stacked in the AFC North. Try on Howl's rookie grind. It could turn that cheese dream into a nightmare from a home's come game time. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI.