Another former Cincinnati Bengals player has found a home in NFL free agency. This time it's a specialist, with punter Brad Robbins signing a deal with the Buffalo Bills, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

April is right around the corner which means it's almost the month of the draft. In less than four weeks, the mock drafts will end and the real draft will start and we'll actually start putting players to teams for real.

The Cincinnati Bengals need roster help, and here is their seven-round 2025 NFL mock draft, per the PFF simulator.

Slow starts have kept Cincinnati from reaching its first goal every season: Winning the AFC North. Both times Cincinnati's started at least .500 under Taylor, they've won the division and made an AFC Championship appearance. Starters played just one series last preseason (13 total snaps).

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor discussed several topics during his 50-minute media session at the NFL’s annual meetings, including the state of the guard position. One of the biggest areas of need for the Bengals this offseason is at guard after the team cut Alex Cappa.

The Cincinnati Bengals sound done in NFL free agency. Meeting with reporters during league meetings this week, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor effectively said the team has moved on to the NFL draft. Specifically,

The Buffalo Bills filled their open spot at punter by agreeing to sign Brad Robbins, a person familiar with discussions confirmed to The Associated Press.

All signs are pointing towards a punter competition this offseason for the Buffalo Bills. The team signed punter Brad Robbins on Monday, per Ian Rapaport. Robbins was a former sixth-round pick by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2023.

The Buffalo Bills have made plenty of moves this offseason to re-work the team’s situation at punter. On Monday, March 31, Ian Rapoport reported that the Bills had agreed to terms with free-agent punter Brad Robbins.