Amarius Mims' dominance of Bucs is funny to watch
The Bengals' breakout star put on a funny show during the win.
Amarius Mims made an immediate impact as a Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle in his debut game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 6'8", 325-330-pound tackle proved his worth by shutting down Rueben Bain Jr. and providing top-notch protection for Joe Burrow. Mims' performance led to a 33-27 victory for the Bengals.
Mims' dominance was evident in the way he handled tough opponents, allowing no pressures on 37 pass-blocking attempts. His ability to eat up blockers without any moves made for some hilarious clips, showcasing the sheer force of his 6'8", 325-330 frame. In college, slower defenders could be run around or through, but in the NFL, Mims needed a plan of attack.
This breakout season follows a quiet late surge Mims had last year, hinting at a promising future. His impressive size, positional leverage, and natural power have all contributed to his success, making him a force to be reckoned with in the league.
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