Bengals Eyeing Brazzell for Offensive Boost

On April 1st, the Bengals are showing serious interest in Tennessee-wide receiver Chris

Brazell, the second ahead of the 2026 NFL.

Draft, their wide receiver's coach, Troy Walters, ran him through NFL routes at the volunteers

pro-day this week.

Brazell put up career highs last season with 62 catches, 1,017 yards, and 9 touchdowns.

Brazell fits right into Cincinnati's plans as a speedy downfield threat.

He's a tall receiver, who clocked a 4.37 in the 40-yard dash, giving Joe Burrow another

big target weapon.

The Bengals already have stars like Jermar Chase and T Higgins, but they need reliable

depth.

Andre Yosovas and Charlie Jones are in their final rookie contract years, so wide receiver

is a quiet need.

Jermaine Burton didn't pan out as the third option, leaving a gap for explosive plays outside.

Scouts are high on Brazell too.

Vince Zeerline ranks him 35th overall with a score that screens eventual plus starter.

He praises the long strides, body control, and route running that could stretch defenses.

If the Bengals love his workout tape, expect them to eye him in the second round around

the 41st pick.

Adding that speed next to Chase and Higgins could light up their offense big time.

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