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Understandably, the Cincinnati Bengals have plummeted when it comes to draft capital this offseason.
In power rankings of every team’s draft assets and value the Bengals end up ranked just outside the top 25.
According to Tankathon, using the Jimmy Johnson draft pick value chart, a tool used to assign a score to each draft asset, the Bengals currently rank 26th.
Picking fifth last year (1,700 points) and 31st this year (600) tends to do that to a team’s standing on such a chart.
The Bengals currently slate to have the following picks: 31, 63, 95, 134, 173, 208, 224, 250. That’s before the NFL finalizes the compensatory picks situation.
Boasting three picks in the top 100 and at least eight overall is typcially right where the Bengals like to be, though it wouldn’t be too much of a shocker to see Duke Tobin and Co. maybe trade out of No. 31 while picking up a few extra assets in any deal.
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