The Cincinnati Bengals landing Georgia tight end Brock Bowers in the 2024 NFL draft continues to be one of the most commonly talked about draft points leaguewide. Next up is NFL Media’s Daniel Jeremiah during his annual conference call suggesting the idea as the lone “throw a parade’ scenario” despite how unlikely it seems.

Oregon State offensive lineman Taliese Fuaga runs the 40-yard dash during the NFL football scouting combine, Sunday, March 3, 2024, in Indianapolis. Fuaga has been mentioned as a possible NFL Draft first round pick by the Cincinnati Bengals. Credit: AP/Charlie Riedel

The Cincinnati Bengals enter the 2024 NFL draft looking to reload for the upcoming season in hopes to make another Super Bowl run. Cincinnati's front office filled a few needs through free agency in March but still has needs at the following positions: Defensive tackle, right tackle, wide receiver and a pass catching tight end.

The 2024 NFL draft runs April 25-27. Round No. 1 starts at 8 p.m. ET April 25, and the second and third rounds start at 7 p.m. April 26. Rounds 4-7 start at noon April 27. This year's draft takes place at Campus Martius Park and Hart Plaza in Detroit, Michigan.

Still, Murphy isn’t often available for the Bengals in many mock drafts. In some efforts, he’s going as high as the top 10. Bengals fans might be happy to hear, though, that Murphy falls to the team in the latest effort from NFL.

It’s mock draft season for at least another week and the Cincinnati Bengals continue to be one of the more interesting teams in the first round. One thing we’ve yet to see mock drafts do for the Bengals,

The Athletic's Dane Brugler released his full seven-round mock draft with the Bengals making 10 picks, starting with Texas defensive tackle Byron Murphy II at Pick 18. Murphy is the consensus big board's 17th-best player and top defensive tackle.