Amarius Mims is going to KILL it in 2026 - Bengals On The Brain
Joe Goodberry is back with another Bengals On The Brain film breakdown, and this time the spotlight is on Bengals right tackle Amarius Mims. After diving into Mims' tape from the last two seasons, it's clear just how much he's developed. From cleaner footwork and improved hand placement to dominating defenders in both the run and pass game, the growth has been impressive. Joe breaks down the film, highlights the biggest improvements, and explains why Mims is primed for a breakout 2026 season. If you're excited about the Bengals' offensive line and want to see why Amarius Mims could become one of the NFL's premier right tackles, this is the film study you don't want to miss. Bengals On The Brain is sponsored by Fans Of Cincy. Go to FansOfCincy.com to book your all-inclusive away game trip!

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