Bengals draft questions, Part 5: Where will they supplement the offense?

This is the fifth of a five-part series assessing the outlook of the most important Bengals’ questions of the 2026 NFL Draft. Monday: What happens at pick No. 10? Tuesday: Can they build the future at CB? Wednesday: When is the best time to add pass rush? Thursday: Who fits best at linebacker? Friday: Where will they supplement the offense? CINCINNATI — Oh yeah, offensive players are involved in this draft, too.The Cincinnati Bengals’ offense enters 2026 in nearly ideal shape. All five starting offensive linemen return for the first time since the arrival of Joe Burrow. Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase are fresh off the Pro Bowl and quite rich. Chase Brown enters a contract year as one of five players last season with 1,000 yards rushing, 400 yards receiving and at least 10 touchdowns. Mike Gesicki and Drew Sample keep continuity in a diverse tight end room, along with hope 2024 rookie sensation Erick All Jr. can stay healthy and add a complete skill set to the group.Advertisement