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A must 2 wr. a TE and a safety.

I THINK WE NEED TO BE LOOKING AT A QB,
A HUGE HARDNOSED NOSE TACKLE
A SAFTETY
AT LEAST 1 EXCELLENT RECIEVER
A TIGHT END, NOT GRISHOM.
AND A YOUNG RUNNING BACK,

I'd like to see them get Benn in the first round

If they go for a reciever in the first round, I think you gotta go with Dez Bryant. Not only is he a deep threat on the offenive side but is also explosive returning punts.

that would be nice but braynt won't be on the board by the time the bengals pick

I dont think so either but who knows, where Bryant got suspended for the last half of the college football season, teams might take a pass on him, but if hes gone, I say go with Arrelious Benn, who would be most likely gone as well I fel though as if I'm one of the very few on here that feels that Gilyard is overrated a bit, I jus dont think he is worthy of a teams first pick (unless that teams first pick was in the late 2nd to early 4th), JMO.

I think they need a QB, Palmer is one hit away from crumbling, and then we get to see O'Sullivan!! Palmer is a great QB, but is a medical injury waiting to happen.

I agree THEREPUBLICAN. Dont get me wrong im a big Bengals fan and Palmer is a very good QB but could have a season ending inury at anytime, wouldnt hurt to bring in a good QB from the draft just in case Palmer does get hurt.

The Bengals' search for a wide receiver Wednesday extended up the road to Clifton at the University of Cincinnati's pro day. Sheppard, special teams coach Darrin Simmons, and director of football operations Jim Lippincott were on hand and a major object of their eyes, wide receiver Mardy Gilyard, ran a little better than he did 10 days ago at the NFL scouting combine with 40-yard times that were reportedly in the mid 4.5s range.

His speed is the big concern with the scouts, but his strengths of route running and hands look to make him an ideal NFL slot guy. In fact, after the scripted portion of the receivers’ workout Sheppard reportedly had Gilyard work out of the slot to watch that part of his game. If the Bengals bag Bryant or Owens, that certainly takes them out of the mix for a receiver in the first round and quite possibly the second. At the combine, Gilyard’s prospects were bouncing anywhere from the mid second round to the third round.

Rebels on 3 wrote:I agree THEREPUBLICAN. Dont get me wrong im a big Bengals fan and Palmer is a very good QB but could have a season ending inury at anytime, wouldnt hurt to bring in a good QB from the draft just in case Palmer does get hurt.

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