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Bengals Film Room: A healthy Connor Lew has a bright NFL future (opens the original)
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We all love Ted Karras, but he isn’t getting any younger. So, the Cincinnati Bengals went back to the draft to find the heir apparent, and in typical Bengals fashion, they targeted a player who had first round buzz prior to a season-ending injury. The defensive tackle initially takes an angle toward the guard, but when he counters back at the center, Lew stops him in his tracks. Lew has a strong base that he maintains while he is on the move in pass protection. Here, we get a good look at Lew’s
Bengals Film Room: Landon Robinson flashes Geno Atkins-like traits (opens the original)
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Robinson has the talent and potential to become the Bengals’ latest Day 3 gem. The Cincinnati Bengals’ affection for Navy defensive tackle Landon Robinson was one of the worst-kept secrets of draft season, but just like with Andri Iosivas a few years back, they somehow managed to land him on Day 3 without another team swooping in to take him just before their pick. Let’s take a look to see what the Bengals like in Robinson. Robinson may be undersized, but as you can see in this first clip, that
Bengals Film Room: Jack Endries can make an impact in Year 1 (opens the original)
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An underrated acquisition for the Bengals offense. Tight end is a bit of a notorious position for the Bengals. The team loves Drew Sample, but he has obvious limitations. Anytime you mention Mike Gesicki’s name, someone is bound to call him a wide receiver. Then there is Erick All, the 2024 draft pick who can do it all, except notably stay healthy. He’s not as strong of a blocker as All, but he can get the job done, and he is a definite threat in the passing game. If All can stay healthy, this y
Bengals Film Room: Brian Parker is a good developmental piece for Scott Peters (opens the original)
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Parker has what it takes to make the transition to guard at the NFL level. Brian Parler played center in high school and both left and right tackle in college, so naturally, the Bengals plan to play him at guard. Parker lacks the length to play on the outside and projects well at guard. He’s a Jersey boy by birth but went to high school at St. Xavier in Cincinnati. The Bengals used a sixth-round pick to bring him home. In both the one-on-one and team clips above, you can see that Parker has quic
Barrett Carter’s development will be a major x-factor in Bengals defense (opens the original)
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The Cincinnati Bengals started two rookie middle linebackers last season, and the results were not ideal. Still, Barrett Carter has a chance to step up and be a major part of this team’s success. Carter has impressive athleticism and played consistently well in his time at Clemson. Carter enters the second season of his four-year $5.2 million rookie deal. He carries a $1.25 million cap hit in 2026 and will not be a free agent until 2029. Carter was the second linebacker selected by the Bengals i
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