Bengals keeping tabs on Georgia TE Oscar Delp
The Bengals had an up-close eye on a player who could be rising up draft boards, thanks to his Pro Day.
It’s no secret that the Cincinnati Bengals’ offseason is and has been centered around fixing their defense. After all, their top three big free agents have been on that side of the ball (Boye Mafe, Bryan Cook, and Jonathan Allen, respectively). Still, the team is keeping an eye on how to improve their offense as well.
While Mike Gesicki and Tanner Hudson are under contract, and the injured Erick All Jr. is seemingly getting ready for 2026 workouts, netting more talent at the tight end position is a priority for Cincinnati. And, with the team’s great relationship over many years with the University of Georgia, they are again keeping an eye on at least one intriguing Bulldogs prospect.
Per multiple reports, respected tight ends coach James Casey was personally in attendance for Oscar Delp’s Pro Day. Delp had an amazing showing, posting great numbers in the 40-yard dash, the broad jump, and the vertical jump. He was largely thought of as a Day 3 prospect, but this could help boost his stock into Night 2.
Oscar Delp unofficial RAS from his Pro Day 👀 pic. twitter. com/UudN0iYHB4 — NFL Draft Files (@NFL_DF) March 18, 2026 The issue with Delp is the lack of stats to back up the workout.