The Bengals may soon sport the best right tackle in the NFL. ESPN's Bill Barnwell dropped his quarter-season awards article last week and has Amarius Mims third on his Protector of the Year rankings.
Amarius Mims has been the Cincinnati Bengals’ most reliable offensive lineman through five games. The only thing taking him off the field this season has nothing to do with the defenders lined up across from him.
Joe Burrow has thrown 157 passes in four games, and the Cincinnati Bengals rarely keep extra blockers in to protect him. That only works if somebody up front can be left alone, and through a quarter of the season that somebody has been right tackle Amarius Mims.
How many of the active NFL players to rack up at least 140 receiving yards and catch two touchdowns in one game can you name in six minutes?
Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals got a harsh reminder of how self-inflicted mistakes can spoil an otherwise dominant performance. The Bengals converted on fourth downs at will and protected Burrow all afternoon in the Week 3 loss to the Steelers, only to give it away on a blown coverage and a muffed punt.
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The Bengals limited Steelers DE T.J. Watt to just one tackle and no sacks in Week 3. Cincinnati OC Dan Pitcher highly praised OT Amarius Mims for his performance
The Cincinnati Bengals traveled to Pittsburgh on Sunday for a heated rivalry matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. This rivalry has been one of the better matchups in the NFL for the last few years.
The Cincinnati Bengals suffered a bitter 30-27 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, but right tackle Amarius Mims continued an unparalleled start to his 2026 campaign.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ Big 3 of Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins have made some spectacular plays in helping the team to a 2-1 start, but right tackle Amarius Mims might be off to the most impressive start on offense.
Bengals RT Amarius Mims has been impressive through the first two weeks of the season. When asked if Mims could switch spots with LT Orlando Brown Jr. , OC Dan Pitcher responded that he doesn’t see “the value in that right now.” “I personally don’t see the value in that right now.
The 3rd year right tackle from Georgia, Amarius Mims, has put himself in some rare air so far through the 2026 NFL Season. He completely blanked standout rookie Rueben Bain Jr of the Buccaneers in week one, and then had a phenomenal game against the Houston Texans in week two.
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Despite the Tampa Bay Buccaneers blitzing the Cincinnati Bengals on 45.9 percent of quarterback Joe Burrow’s dropbacks in Sunday’s season opener at Paycor Stadium, the pass protection allowed just seven pressures and one sack, none of which were surrendered by right tackle Amarius Mims.
Lifelong friendships form on every NFL team; however, Dalton Risner and Amarius Mims have developed a rare, brother-like bond in a short time. As soon as Risner hit the field for the Bengals, the offensive line hit a level of play we have not seen in quite some time in Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Bengals have several high-quality players on their roster. Amarius Mims is on the precipice of being the next one, and his potential is that of an All-Pro.
Amarius Mims has his sights set on some great team and individual goals with the Bengals this coming season. He spoke to The Enquirer's Kelsey Conway after the first training camp practice this week and is hungry to be considered one of the best offensive tackles in the sport.
Every great quarterback eventually reaches the same point in his career. The debate stops being about what the front office failed to do and starts becoming about results.
Amarius Mims’ development has become one of the Cincinnati Bengals’ biggest reasons for optimism entering the 2026 season. The Athletic’s Paul Dehner Jr.
As part of their efforts to upgrade their offensive line, the Bengals invested a first-round pick in Amarius Mims during the 2024 draft. The early returns on that move have been encouraging.
Voices from around the NFL aren't very high on Amarius Mims entering the 2026 NFL season. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler released his latest positional top 10 ranking on Saturday, focused on offensive tackles, and Mims wasn't mentioned among that 10-man group or the 22 names listed in general.
The Cincinnati Bengals have one of the best offenses in the league, but the offensive line has held them back for the last few years. Last season, the offensive line began to come together, showing a lot of promise and potential down the stretch.
The Bengals are bringing back their entire starting offensive line this fall from the 2025 season, and Amarius Mims may be the best of the bunch once games kick off in early September.
Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Amarius Mims appears to be poised to take "the next step" during the 2025 NFL season. As the 2025 NFL season approaches, many players are anticipated to take "the next step" in their professional careers and reach their full potential as players.
Amarius Mims could have his NFL debut delayed due to injury. The rookie Bengals right tackle is dealing with a strained pectoral muscle, head coach Zac Taylor said on Monday.
The Cincinnati Bengals have high hopes (and immediate ones) for rookie tackle Amarius Mims.
The massive 6-foot-8, 340-pound offensive tackle played in 29 games with eight starts during his three seasons (2021-2023) at Georgia.
Cincinnati Bengals first round pick Amarius Mims remains unsigned with the start of training camp just days away. Mims is one of the last remaining unsigned rookies from the 2024 NFL Draft, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's time for Bengals fans to panic, though the clock is ticking.
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