Round 7
Calvin Throckmorton, OT
The Oregon lineman is someone the Bengals were very high on after the Senior Bowl. Throckmorton can play tackle or guard, and versatility is something the Bengals could use on their offensive line. The redshirt senior has solid technique, and according to assistant line coach Ben Martin, the Bengals believe his football IQ is special.
Reggie Robinson II, CB
The Tulsa defensive back is a very athletic player, running a 4.44 40-yard-dash at the NFL Combine. The 22-year-old struggled in coverage at times, but his physical traits make him a potentially great special teams player. In round seven, that’s something the Bengals should be looking for. Overall, Robinson would be solid value in the final round of the NFL draft.
Binjimen Victor, WR
Victor would be of tremendous value in round seven. The 6’4″ receiver out of Ohio State has very high potential. He has solid hands, good football IQ, and surprising run after catch (RAC) ability. Selecting a developmental receiver with such a high ceiling could be worth it in the long run for Cincinnati, and Victor could even contribute immediately on special teams.