Noah Brown is listed by PFF as a possible Cincinnati Bengals target.
There are a lot of decisions that the Cincinnati Bengals will need to make in the coming months, so they will be closely watched. When free agency heats up in the spring, the fan base’s primary focus will be on what they do with Tee Higgins.
Higgins may easily sign a long-term contract elsewhere if he isn’t franchise-tagged, and if he is, the Bengals might look to another weapon for their star quarterback, Joe Burrow.
Who might that be? Pro Football Focus, however, indicates that one name they might look at is Houston, Texas, receiver Noah Brown.
They mention that he might be the target if Boyd leaves, but if he does, I think Cincinnati would focus more internally and eventually only target
“In the event that the Bengals allow Tyler Boyd to leave in free agency, they may still have 2023 rookies Charlie Jones and Andrei Iosivas as in-house alternatives. However, Brown is a big-bodied inside/outside replacement who excelled this season in creating space for C.J. Stroud on broken plays, making him a good fit with Joe Burrow, who makes the most of the scramble drills,” PFF’s Brad Spielberger wrote.
Against the Bengals, Brown produced the finest performance of his career, gaining 172 yards and seven receptions in a contest that eventually might have decided Cincinnati’s (and Houston’s) postseason destiny. With just 33 receptions, Brown finished with a career-high 567 yards and a career-best 17.2 yards per reception average.
28 years old
