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The NFL Draft is officially here and the Cincinnati Bengals are picking 31st after winning the AFC Championship last season. A late spot in the draft means success the previous season thanks to the NFL's structure.
While the Bengals improved the offensive line this offseason, there are still positional needs at cornerback and on both lines. With former Atlanta Falcon Hayden Hurst joining the Bengals at tight end on a one-year deal after C.J. Uzomah signed a new contract with the New York Jets, tight end also could become a spot Cincinnati targets in the draft.