Cincinnati Bengals Free Agent Targets, The Athletic Mock Draft, ABS Challenge System In MLB
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On today's show we discuss The Athletic's first mock draft from all of their beat writers and who they have the Bengals selecting. Plus, we break down potential Bengals free agent targets from the top 65 NFL free agents. Also, the ABS challenge system is coming to MLB on Opening Day, what will this look like and how will this impact strategy?
For the Cincinnati Bengals, targeting the right free agents could be the key to maximizing their championship window. Players like John Franklin-Myers, Kam Curl, Bryan Cook, Joey Bosa, K'Lavon Chaisson, and Dalton Risner would address critical needs on both sides of the ball.
John Franklin-Myers brings versatility and toughness along the defensive line. A disruptive interior presence with the ability to kick outside, he would fit well into a rotation that needs more consistent pass rush and run-stopping ability. His motor and scheme flexibility would complement Cincinnati’s front.
Kam Curl is a physical, instinctive defensive back who thrives near the line of scrimmage but can also hold up in coverage. His ability to play multiple roles in the secondary would give the Bengals flexibility, especially against modern spread offenses. Bryan Cook, a rangy and hard-hitting safety, would add youth and speed to the back end. His experience in high-pressure situations makes him a strong long-term investment.
On the edge, Joey Bosa would be a game-changing addition. When healthy, Bosa is one of the league’s premier pass rushers, capable of taking over games. Pairing him with Cincinnati’s existing defensive talent would create one of the most formidable fronts in the AFC. K'Lavon Chaisson offers upside as a rotational edge defender with athletic traits that defensive coaches can continue to develop.
Offensively, Dalton Risner would provide stability on the interior line. Protecting the quarterback remains a top priority, and Risner’s experience at guard would bolster pass protection and improve consistency in the run game. Together, these free agents would strengthen key areas, enhance depth, and give the Bengals the balanced roster needed to compete for a Super Bowl.
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