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With the Bengals on a bye week this week, and Ohio State traveling to face the defending National Champion Indiana Hoosiers, it feels like a good time to sneak a little draft talk into the mix. There are a ton…

Dale Altman of Cincy Jungle highlights several potential NFL Draft targets for the Cincinnati Bengals during the Ohio State versus Indiana matchup. With Cincinnati on a bye week and facing upcoming free agency decisions, Altman focuses on collegiate prospects who could address future roster needs. Key players highlighted include versatile Ohio State offensive lineman Austin Siereveld, Indiana safety Amare Ferrell, and Buckeyes cornerback Jermaine Mathews.
Altman argues that Siereveld offers valuable versatility across the offensive line, while Ferrell could provide depth if safety Jordan Battle departs in free agency. Additionally, Altman suggests Mathews is an experienced cornerback who could bolster Cincinnati's secondary, with current cornerbacks DJ Turner and Dax Hill also heading toward free agency.
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