Bengals’ 7-round 2027 NFL Draft according to PFF mock draft simulator during bye week

During the Cincinnati Bengals' bye week in Week 6 of the 2025 NFL season, a PFF mock draft simulator predicted the team's potential draft moves for the 2027 NFL Draft. The Bengals had an early bye due to their 3-2 record, which raised questions about their future. Using the simulator, it was suggested that the Bengals should prioritize addressing their offensive line struggles.

In Round 1, pick 15, the simulator recommended the Bengals select offensive tackle Jordan Seaton from LSU, who could potentially anchor the team's blind side. In Round 2, pick 50, the simulator suggested drafting running back Isaac Brown from Louisville, despite his undersized frame, for his explosive ability to generate big runs.

In Round 3, pick 81, the simulator recommended drafting safety Isaac Smith from Mississippi State to replace the inconsistent Jordan Battle. In Round 4, pick 97, the simulator suggested selecting linebacker Sammy Brown from Clemson, who showed improvement and could complement the better-than-last-year linebackers.

Round 5, pick 114, the simulator advised the Bengals to draft center Coen Echols from Texas A&M, noting that Echols could help the aging Ted Karras. Round 6, pick 196, suggested drafting cornerback Romanas Frederique Jr. from Miami, despite his dislocated shoulder injury, as his 2024 season was promising. Finally, in Round 7, pick 223, the simulator advised the Bengals to draft running back Jahiem White from North Texas for his strong performances this season.