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The greatest player in Bengals history was considered a draft risk because he only played one full game his senior year of college with a knee injury. Choosing Anthony Munoz with the third overall pick proved to be  brilliant. Amarius Mims missed six games with an ankle injury last year and only started eight games in three seasons at Georgia, but the Bengals didn't hesitate to select him with the 18th pick Thursday night in the first round of the NFL Draft.

The Bengals went big in Thursday night's first round of the NFL Draft. Really big when they secured massive Georgia offensive tackle Amarius Mims with the 18th pick and then placed the 6-foot-8, 340-pound junior behind the towering 6-8 bookends they already have at tackles in Orlando Brown Jr. on the left and Trent Brown on the right.