It was a near-certainty that the Cincinnati Bengals were going to draft offensive line help on Night 2. There were a plethora of quality names for Zac Taylor and Co. to choose from when they were on the clock at pick No. 38.
Instead, they traded with the New England Patriots and netted two fourth-round picks in the process. Unfortunately, many of the names that were likely on their shortlist began flying off of the board within the eight picks from which they moved away.
Still, the Bengals landed a potential starting offensive lineman in Clemson Tigers tackle Jackson Carman.