Cincinnati Bengals: 3 Players from Championship Saturday to target

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - SEPTEMBER 21: Nick Grant #1 and Charles Snowden #11 of the Virginia Cavaliers tackle Kesean Strong #1 of the Old Dominion Monarchs in the second half during a game at Scott Stadium on September 21, 2019 in Charlottesville, Virginia. (Photo by Ryan M. Kelly/Getty Images) /

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The college football landscape on Saturday featured the top teams vying for their conference championships. The matchups offered a close look at potential draft prospects the Bengals may target in the 2020 draft.

Championship Saturday is often one of the most important days for hopeful draft prospects, scouts, and front offices. Players get a chance to face off against other great talents with the national spotlight on them.

This year, most of the talk revolved around players like Joe Burrow, Chase Young, and Jonathan Taylor, rightfully so. Still, there are many lesser known players who stood out in their own right. These prospects might not receive the same amount of attention, but they have potential to make a big impact in the NFL.

Right now, much of the conversation surrounding the Bengals focuses on their draft position and what they will do in round one. While their first selection will certainly alter the course of the franchise, if the team wants to compete anytime soon, they will have to hit on a lot of picks in the following rounds.

Here are three players that may be available on day two or three of the draft that can help the Bengals restock on talent.