The Cincinnati Bengals wrapped up two more members of their 2019 NFL draft class today.
Joining six others are first-round pick Jonah Williams and second-round pick Drew Sample.
Williams was the 11th pick and started rookie minicamp at left tackle. Where he ends up playing during OTAs and training camp is one of the biggest question marks surrounding the team.
Sample came off the board just outside the top 50 and was viewed as a surprise. The Bengals had traded down 10 spots in the second round before making him the pick.
With the top two selections under contract, only third-round linebacker Germaine Pratt and fourth-round quarterback Ryan Finley remain without a deal ahead of OTAs.
