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Bengals should consider targeting 3 early NFL cuts

NFL teams have started making cuts and the Bengals might be interested in a few of them.

The Cincinnati Bengals are likely to keep an eye on players who are being released early due to cuts across the NFL. With a need for depth in various positions, the team is considering players like RB Hassan Haskins, LB Jamin Davis, and OT Christian Jones.

Hassan Haskins, a 26-year-old former fourth-round pick, has some versatility to his game and experience as a third running back in a rotation. If the Bengals see him as an upgrade over Tahj Brooks, they might be interested in acquiring him.

Jamin Davis, a 27-year-old journeyman and former first-round pick, could also be a viable option for the Bengals. He has experience lining up at both end and linebacker, making him a versatile depth option.

Christian Jones, a 6-5 prospect, was a fifth-round pick by Arizona in 2024. Although not originally on the Bengals' radar, they might consider stashing him as a deep depth and developmental option if they come across any other available players.

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