Maude McCoy answered some big questions about his health with an impressive pro day.

DiAngelo Pons joins the list of impressive cornerback athletes in this draft.

And how does that impact the Bengals plans?

Let's get into it.

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Well-up, Bengals fans, and welcome to another episode of the Lockdown Bengals podcast.

He's James Rapine. I'm Jake L's go. And today we are talking cornerbacks,

specifically a couple of cornerbacks that have tested in the last couple of days at their

respective pro days. Ramon McCoy really stands out. And we selected him in our mock draft Monday

this week on the presumption that he would be able to work out at his pro day and work out he did and

impress he did. That's where we're going to start the show as we discuss the many options for

the Bengals at cornerback, in my opinion really seemingly from rounds one to round four. And we'll

get into this, of course, in more depth with some scouting report notes on each of these players and each of the targets that the Bengals will have on days one, two, three of the draft in the future.

But today, we're going to be talking about some of the more recent news that has emerged among corners.

And some of the trends we're noticing around

cornerbacks and where they will be drafted in 2026 and James Drummond McCoy is where we start

and we alluded to this yesterday as well he impressed at his pro day he he ran a 40 he did did some jumps, didn't do agilitys, but nobody really

does agilities anymore. So it's hard to be critical of anyone really at this point in the process

and single anyone out for not doing agility test, because hardly anyone seems to run the three

cone in the short shuttle anymore. But a really good number for Jamal McCoy in the 40

and really impressive jumps as well that seem to indicate that he is a high-end athlete

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