BENGALS EXCHANGEIIn the NFL Draft’s second round tonight, will the Bengals trade up?

Pro athletes are accessible, such as Alabama cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry and great defensive tackle Johnny Newton of Illinois.

Would they really think about making a trade-up?

Yes, is the response. They will attempt to move up to choose Newton if, for example, he is ranked 20th on their board and the next closest alternative is ranked 31st. Clearly, that is a fictitious scenario. Where Newton is on their board is unknown to me. Despite his withdrawal from the first round, Cincinnati still rates him well in the first round.

What steps would it take to advance?

Should the Bengals wish to advance fromBENGALS Bengals Exchange In the NFL Draft’s second round tonight, will the Bengals trade up?

Pro athletes are accessible, such as Alabama cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry and great defensive tackle Johnny Newton of Illinois.

Would they really think about making a trade-up?
The answer is in the affirmative. If Newton, for instance, is ranked 20th on their board and the next closest option is ranked 31st, they will want to move up to choose him. That is obviously a made-up situation. I’m not sure where Newton is on their board. Cincinnati still thinks highly of him in the first round, even if he withdrew.

What actions would be necessary to progress?

Should the Bengals wish to continue from

The Bengals’ No. 97 pick might be able to help them advance from pick 49 to 40–42. Perhaps they will use one of their sixth-round picks to complete the transaction.

To advance further than that, they would need to select option No. 80. Their fourth-round pick (No. 115) would probably be the one to help them advance a few spots.

Even if it’s improbable given the talent still available, don’t rule out a trade-up.

Visit this link to see the prospects the Bengals might select in the second round. Go with their third-round selections.