Cincy Jungle— The former FCS blocker is projected to be a top-100 pick. Bobby Hart may’ve been re-signed to a multi-year deal and Cordy Glenn is still under contract for two more years, but offensive tackle may still be on table early in the NFL Draft for the Bengals. Today, Cincinnati met with former Alabama State offensive tackle Tytus Howard as one of their top-30 prospect meetings, per Josh Norris. The #Bengals are meeting with Alabama State OL Tytus Howard this morning. pic.twitter.com/zvxrFIGdPq— Josh Norris (@JoshNorris) March 26, 2019 Around the start of the Senior Bowl, Howard was...

Cincy Jungle— The Bengals have not been reported as a team who has met with Missouri’s Drew Lock, but he could still play a big role in how the Bengals’ draft plays out. There is a constant debate raging amongst Bengals fans and it is all about the starting quarterback. While all Bengals fans are excited to have moved on from long-time head coach Marvin Lewis, some think that another shoe has to fall to truly hit the reset button. Whether it is those who are ready to move on from Andy Dalton or the Red Rifle’s loyalists who win out, former Missouri quarterback Drew Lock could be important to the...

Cincy Jungle— Tyler Boyd had a breakout year in 2018, and certainly did not fly under the radar. Tyler Boyd back up a solid 2017 season finale with an amazing 2018. Boyd became the first Bengal not named A.J. Green to lead the team in receptions and receiving yards since Terrell Owens did it in 2010. This was largely due to Green missing seven games with a foot injury, but even when healthy, Boyd led the team in receptions for most of the season, and didn’t trail gar behind in yardage. Pro Football Focus recently ranked Tyler Boyd the fourth-best slot receiver in the NFL this past season, only graded...

Cincy Jungle— If the Bengals’ don’t draft a linebacker in the first round, they might go with an offensive lineman for the second year in a row. The Bengals boasted one of the worst offensive lines in the NFL over the last two years, and it made a profoundly negative impact. Thankfully, the Bengals line was better in 2018 than it was the year before, thanks to the addition of Cordy Glenn and Billy Price, as well as some work from Trey Hopkins and Christian Westerman. Even though it was improved, however, didn’t mean it was good. The Bengals still had a bottom-tier offensive line when Zac Taylor...