Cincinnati Bengals 2025 Mock Draft

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Final mock draft before the real thing. As usual, was done using the Fanspeak simulator. Took more of a BPA approach here. Went a bit heavy on DL, but nevertheless, with this draft, the Bengals are getting a nice wave of new talent.

Rd 1, Pk 17: DE – Mike Green

An elite prospect, the Bengals get a high floor player, as well as one with a sky high ceiling. He is an elite athlete to win with speed around the edge, but also has the technique and finesse to add variety to his game.

Rd 2, Pk 49: DT – TJ Sanders

Sanders is a disruptive player who can make plays as a pass rusher and run defender. He has the strength, athleticism, and technique to be a consistent threat. After opting to go with Green over Nolen in the 1st, this pick bolsters the Bengals iDL..

Rd 3, Pk 81: DT – Ty Robinson

Did not intend to double dip at DT, but this is the way the board fell. Opted to take a guy I’m really high on, as opposed to a lesser player at a different position. Robinson has an elite motor, always giving it 100% from start to finish. He brings high end strength/power, with good athleticism, as well. Should also help vs the pass and run.

Rd 4, Pk 119: WR – Tory Horton

After getting the big duo locked up, the Bengals add to their WR depth. Horton has the size to make contested catches, but also high end athleticism to be a big play threat down the field. He is the total package, and he has the ability to play on the outside or in the slot. Immediately challenges for the WR3 spot.

Rd 5, Pk 153: G – Jackson Slater

This is a guy I have a 2nd round grade on, but he is a small schooler who many have going on day 3. His movement skills translate to the NFL, and his strength is already good enough. But given his lean frame, there is certainly room for him to get even stronger. Very high upside. Can challenge for a starting spot as a rooke, and should be starting by year 2 or 3, if not in year 1.

Rd 6, Pk 193: S – Kitan Crawford

Crawford lacks starting experience in college outside of his last year, which is why he falls. But his skill set is absolutely dynamic. He is a hard hitter with fairly good size, but also has the athleticism to roam around and make plays in coverage. Should be a great special teamer early on, and can develop behind Geno Stone as a rookie.



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