2026 Cincinnati Bengals draft class: All 7 picks made

Tacario Davis

With Tacario Davis, the Bengals drafted a massive corner who could be a Tre Flowers-like tight-end stopper right away. Otherwise, they will likely try to develop him as a long-term boundary corner.

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Round 4 (128): Auburn center Connor Lew

Connor Lew

Connor Lew, were it not for an injury, might have never made it to the Bengals in the fourth round. He’s a possible long-term starter after the Ted Karras era ends.

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Round 4 (140): Georgia wideout Colbie Young

Colbie Young

The Bengals took a shot on a third wideout and developmental type with Colbie Young, who has a little Tee Higgins to his game at times.

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Round 6 (189): Duke offensive lineman Brian Parker

Brian Parker

Another offensive lineman, Parker is a former tackle who has the traits necessary to develop into a long-term starter at guard or center. The Bengals continue to build the interior behind Ted Karras.

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Round 7 (221): Texas tight end Jack Endries

Jack Endries

The depth chart needed help behind Mike Gesicki and Drew Sample while Erick All comes back from injuries. Jack Endries has a chance to be one of the steals of the draft outright.

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Round 7 (226): Navy defensive lineman Landon Robinson

Landon Robinson

Landon Robinson wanted to play for the Bengals. Those Bengals made it happen, securing an interior pass-rusher for the defense at a value that was a steal by about 100 spots on some draft boards.

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