65. Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor
While the Bengals might not waste any time slapping a tag on A.J. Green and still want to get something out of John Ross, nothing is guaranteed at wideout besides Tyler Boyd.
With that in mind, taking a falling wideout in one of the deepest wideout classes in recent memory seems like a solid idea. Mims is a big 6’3″ target who put up more than 1,000 yards twice and scored 12 times last year.
Other needs persist, but it’s hard not to think of Mims as short-term insurance and a long-term potential starter.
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