We now know a player the Cincinnati Bengals hosted a 30 visit that day. Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. appeared on Chris Simms Unbuttoned Wednesday and was asked what offensive lineman have ...

Credit Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. for “reporting” that LSU offensive ... the Dayton Daily News and Pro Football Network.

Linebacker, pass rush and guard are musts in this draft for Cincinnati but they'll also be looking to bolster other areas.

They still have reason to celebrate heading into Week 18, and one reason is the return of their starting left tackle, Orlando Brown Jr. Brown injured his leg in Week 7 against the Browns but told ...

There were seven Miami Hurricanes football stars drafted at the 2025 ... Currently, Rivers is projected as the backup left tackle behind Orlando Brown Jr on the Bengals' depth chart.

Currently, Rivers is projected as the backup left tackle behind Orlando Brown Jr on the Bengals' depth chart. However, Rivers has an easy path to being a starter because he can essentially serve ...

Orlando Brown Jr. (28): He was playing at a Pro Bowl level ... Brown and Mims are two of the largest tackles in all of football. Trent Brown was, too, whom they signed for one failed season ...

Rivers is an option as a swing tackle behind Orlando Brown Jr. and Amarius Mims ... Taylor sees a team that “can go play football now.” “Obviously, our players don’t know any of the ...

According to Football Insights ... the Cincinnati Bengals send four-time Pro Bowl left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. and the remaining two years of his four-year, $64 million contract to New England ...

It’s why the Titans paid $82 million for a player who allowed literally the most sacks in football last year ... They followed Orlando Brown Jr. That’s six options in three seasons.

For much of the past year, all of the shine that beamed on Jones High football was directed ... World Stadium in Orlando on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024. (Willie J. Allen Jr./Orlando Sentinel) Miles ...

Pro Football Focus ranked Knight as the No ... The massive 6-6, 336-pound Belton will fit right in with twin towers Orlando Brown Jr. and Amarius Mims. The Bengals will still need a swing tackle ...