US EditionBengals maintain focus on improving defense and offensive line with their picks in the NFL draft
- Cincinnati selected six players in the NFL draft focusing on specific team needs.
- This strategy followed offseason moves securing top playmakers and addressing defense and protection.
- Five of the six selections addressed defensive roles and offensive line needs.
- The defense ranked 25th last season, allowing 348.3 yards on average.
- The team aims to strengthen the defense under Al Golden and better protect Joe Burrow.
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Bengals maintain focus on improving defense and offensive line with their picks in the NFL draft - Wilmington News Journal
Cincinnati used most of its offseason to make sure Joe Burrow had his top two playmakers wearing orange and black for a long time. With Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase signed, the Bengals turned their focus to two areas for the NFL draft — trying to keep Burrow upright and continuing to make over the defense. Cincinnati did that with five of its six picks being either on defense or the offensive line. “We can go play football now. Obviously, our p…
Bengals maintain focus on improving defense and offensive line with their picks in the NFL draft
Cincinnati used most of its offseason to make sure Joe Burrow had his top two playmakers wearing orange and black for a long time. With Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase signed, the Bengals turned their focus to two areas for…
Bengals maintain focus on improving defense and offensive line with their picks in the NFL draft - Record Herald
By JOE REEDY AP Sports Writer Cincinnati used most of its offseason to make sure Joe Burrow had his top two playmakers wearing orange and black for a long time. With Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase signed, the Bengals turned their focus to two areas for the NFL draft — trying to keep Burrow upright and continuing to make over the defense. Cincinnati did that with five of its six picks being either on defense or the offensive line. “We can go play …
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