How good has Bengals RT Amarius Mims been this year?
If he continues on this pace, it would be tied for the best pure pass blocking season we have season from an OT in the last 20+ years.
@PFF Harold Fannin Jr. was always TE1 in that class.
Production from the 2025 class has pretty much tracked exactly to our pre-draft rankings.
Taking notes.
Our Top 50 TE prospects from the 2020-2025 draft classes.
The 81+ range for TE scores has seen strong results the last 5 years.
Maybe Harold Fannin Jr. is an outlier — but more than likely he isn’t and a team is about to find a gem on Day 2.
Comprehensive list of Bengals draft picks since 2024:
Kris Jenkins
McKinnley Jackson
Josh Newton
Cedric Johnson
Daijahn Anthony
Shemar Stewart
Demetrius Knight
Barrett Carter
Cashius Howell
Tacario Davis
Landon Robinson
A lot of capital here with very little to show for it.
One way to view the need for trades is:
1) Who is trying to win?
2) How much recent draft capital have you spent and are those decisions working out?
On defense, the Bengals and Bills stand out, and only one of these teams went and made a move today.
Amarius Mims has allowed a 1.7% pressure rate this season after today’s game vs. the Titans.
Lowest pressure rates allowed by an OT in a season since 2016 (min. 250 snaps):
1. Tristan Wirfs ’22: 0.8%
2. Ronnie Stanley ’19: 1.3%
3. Lane Johnson ’22: 1.6%
4. Amarius Mims ’26: 1.7% ❗️
Bengals RT Amarius Mims has been one of the best OT in football this year. Steelers DC Patrick Graham says there's a lot that he does well, and there's still more he can be even better at:
"Well, you got to thank his parents first and foremost. 36 inch arms, 6'8. They trust him to stick one-on-one a lot in protection, and he holds up...The thing that's really to me impressive is how he's moving people in the run game. I just think the sky's the limit with that guy."
Harold Fannin Jr. is doing in the NFL what he did at Bowling Green.
Through 1.5 seasons, his production at 22 years old puts him in elite company among active and recent NFL TEs.
Incredible hit by the Browns for a Round 3 pick.
Harold Fannin Jr. is doing in the NFL what he did at Bowling Green.
Through 1.5 seasons, his production at 22 years old puts him in elite company among active and recent NFL TEs.
Incredible hit by the Browns for a Round 3 pick.
Amarius Mims once again allowed 0 pressures today vs. the Falcons, per PFF initial charting.
This should come as a surprise to absolutely nobody. Absolutely ridiculous run we are witnessing.
Amarius Mims has allowed a 1.7% pressure rate this season after today’s game vs. the Titans.
Lowest pressure rates allowed by an OT in a season since 2016 (min. 250 snaps):
1. Tristan Wirfs ’22: 0.8%
2. Ronnie Stanley ’19: 1.3%
3. Lane Johnson ’22: 1.6%
4. Amarius Mims ’26: 1.7% ❗️
@Regress2Green That is the whole point of the correlation line on the chart.
Those above = good
Below = not good
High volume at high efficiency > low volume at high efficiency