Attention has been on the edges of the Cincinnati Bengals' defensive line for months. Opinions of every variety have been shared about Trey Hendrickson's contract situation. Sam Hubbard's retirement opened up more questions about the future.

Every year ahead of the NFL draft, intel that is late to go public changes the outlook for the Cincinnati Bengals and the rest of the league. This year, one such occurrence might be with Oregon defensive lineman Derrick Harmon, a prospect projected to go off the board as high as the top 10, while consistently being linked to the Bengals at No. 17.

The Bengals put in some notable pre-draft work on Jonah Savaiinaea and are more than happy to see him fall here. He's a 6'4", 324-pound elite athlete with the ability to play guard or tackle. He'd arrive in Cincinnati as a likely starter, just like Amarius Mims did last year.