Bengals Rookie Minicamp Preview: 3 players to look out for as they make their practice debuts in Cincinnati

We’ll get our first look at how he moves and tracks the ball at that size.

WR Colbie Young

Colbie Young is another well-built athlete at 6-4, 218 pounds. He can go up and get it with the best of them, and against air, he should make it look easy.

Cincinnati already had a deep receivers room entering the offseason program and didn’t add many to the group. Young will standout among the very few additions.

Colbie Young Stats & Facts

The Cincinnati Bengals used the No. 140 pick in the 2026 draft on former Georgia wide receiver Colbie Young.

• Young, one of 15 children in his family, started his college career at Lackawanna College in Scranton, PA. He caught 24 passes for 472 yards and nine touchdowns during his lone junior college season in 2021.
• Miami (FL) landed Young as a JUCO transfer in 2022. He played in 22 games, catching 79 passes for 930 yards and 10 touchdowns in two seasons.
• Young finished his college career with two years at Georgia. He only played in 13 games as he was suspended from the team for nine games, and injured for another six.

TE Jack Endries

The Bengals’ tight end room is also pretty deep at the moment, which will make it tough for Jack Endries to break through when late August rolls around. For now, he’ll be one of just two TEs working through drills along with UDFA and legacy Bengal Josh Kattus.

Endries is a natural receiver who was projected to be drafted much earlier than the seventh round. He should look really good for his actual draft status.