Amarius Mims, the Cincinnati Bengals' offensive tackle, is back in town for the team's offseason workouts and is eager to elevate his game, stating he has yet to 'scratch the surface' of his potential. As the Bengals prepare for the upcoming NFL Draft, they are optimistic about their first-round pick's impact, hoping it mirrors Mims' growth. In a recent interview, Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco expressed his disapproval of a potential shift to an 18-game regular season, citing concerns for player safety and workload. Additionally, the Bengals' 2020 draft class continues to be lauded for establishing a strong foundation for the team, while Shemar Stewart has been labeled as the worst draft pick from the 2025 cycle due to his lack of impact as a rookie. With the 2026 NFL Draft just around the corner, the Bengals are also keeping an eye on fast-rising prospects, indicating a strategic approach to bolster their roster.