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Day 9 of Bengals training camp featured praise for Joe Burrow from Noah Fant, Mims returning from injury, strong performances from Kris Jenkins and Tanner Hudson, and a highlight touchdown pass from Burrow to Ja'Marr Chase, showcasing the team's progress and key players' development.
Day 3 of Bengals training camp highlighted impressive size from offensive linemen Mims and Brown, improved performance from receiver Jermaine Burton, a focus on creating turnovers inspired by Notre Dame's defense, competition among defensive tackles, and Evan McPherson's perfect kicking streak after a challenging previous year.
In Peter Schrager's first mock draft for NFL.com, the Green Bay Packers are projected to select Georgia offensive tackle Amarius Mims at No. 25 overall in the 2024 NFL draft. Mims, a high upside developmental prospect, would provide depth and competition at offensive tackle for the Packers, who have experienced losses at the position. Despite his limited experience, Mims is seen as a potential future starter at left or right tackle and fits the Packers' needs for offensive line depth.
The San Francisco 49ers are showing interest in University of Georgia tackle Amarius Mims, who has expressed a desire to learn from veteran tackle Trent Williams. Despite limited game reps due to injury, Mims is seen as a first-day selection and could benefit from mentorship under Williams if drafted by the 49ers, potentially securing the team's offensive line for the future.
The 2024 NFL Combine showcased impressive performances from offensive linemen, with Joe Alt meeting expectations and Georgia's Amarius Mims displaying exceptional athleticism before getting injured. Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy broke the 40-yard dash record, while Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy had a consistent showing. Clemson's Nate Wiggins and Alabama's Dallas Turner had standout performances in defensive back and edge rusher workouts, respectively. The combine also featured notable displays from other prospects across various positions, with several athletes making strong impressions ahead of the NFL Draft.
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart provided updates on the injuries of right tackle Amarius Mims and running back Kendall Milton. Mims suffered a left ankle sprain and did not return to the game, while Milton injured his knee and also did not return. Smart mentioned that Mims' injury is still being evaluated for its severity, and Milton could have returned to the game but was replaced by Daijun Edwards, who had a strong performance. The Bulldogs were already without several other players due to various injuries.