Jan 7, 2012; Houston, TX, USA; General view of the helmet of Cincinnati Bengals running back
As fantasy football continues to grow each year, fantasy experts get started on their rankings earlier to provide the best information for fantasy football beginners and veterans alike. I have already posted my top 10 positional rankings on quarterbacks, wide receivers, running backs, and tight ends. Now I will take a look at which Bengals are worth drafting, and when you should expect to take them.
If you’re a Bengals fan, and you are having a fantasy football draft with other Bengals fans, beware of the ‘homer picks’. These picks are by fantasy team owners who draft players from their favorite teams way too early because they like them a lot, or they overvalue them. I’ll give you a breakdown of which Bengals you should draft, and where they should be drafted, as well as which spot on your team in which you should start them.
I believe there are seven different Bengals that could be taken in a fantasy draft this year. Let’s get started.
Topics: A.J. Green, Andy Dalton, Armon Binns, Bengals, Bengals Defense, Benjarvus Green Ellis, Bernard Scott, Brandon Tate, Fantasy Football, Jermaine Gresham, Jordan Shipley, Leon Hall, Mike Nugent, Mohamed Sanu
Sean O'Donnell, a long time Cincinnati Bengals fan from Bethlehem, PA since the age of 6. At that time an extraordinary elementary school outfit consisted of a Boomer Esiason jersey and a pair of Bengals Zubaz. Now, years later, the Zubaz are gone, but in place are objective articles about the franchise. Being very passionate about the NFL, Sean gives plenty of opinions about all aspects of the league. Being a 'self proclaimed' Fantasy Football Guru, having played for 8 years now, this writer will delve deep into the fantasy realm which has become it's own national past-time for football enthusiasts. Who Dey!
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