The 2021 NFL Draft is in the books and the Bengals introduced all 10 draft picks with seven of the selections offensive and defensive linemen. Also, the 17 Ring of Honor nominees were released, a new edition of Hobson's Choice and draft analysts give the Bengals high marks in their post draft grades.

A slate of 17 former players, one for every game of the new expanded schedule, goes in front of Bengals season-ticket holders later this month to decide which two join team founder Paul Brown and Pro Football Hall of Fame left tackle Anthony Muñoz in the Ring's inaugural class. 

A look at the Bengals 17 Ring Of Honor Nominees through the years.

The Bengals today announced the Ring of Honor ballot featuring 17 former players who have played a significant role in the franchise's history and tradition. 

In the wake of watching the Bengals beef up both lines by selecting seven offensive and defensive linemen, Bengaldom weighs in on a ton of fun draft.

The Bengals unveiled the jersey numbers of their 2021 draft class and they literally ran the gamut with LSU wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase taking No. 1 for the first time in franchise history and college teammate Tyler Shelvin hauling down No. 99.

The Bengals hope Shayne Graham, their most accurate kicker in history, has hit again. After coaching fifth-round pick Evan McPherson at Florida, Graham says, "I believe he's going to evolve into a premier NFL kicker," and "He hits the ball better now than I did in my prime."

A few behind-the scenes vignettes from the weekend on how the Bengals attacked this most unusual of drafts:

The 2021 NFL Draft is complete with all 259 picks officially in the books. Here's a roundup of what NFL draft analysts are saying about the Bengals draft class.

The new guys are watching the old guys. Like the Bengals' last two picks in Saturday's NFL Draft. While Michigan running back Chris Evans' teammates practiced a move called "The Mixon," in honor of Bengals running back Joe Mixon, seventh-rounder Wyatt Hubert of Kansas State has been copying edge rusher Trey Hendrickson's game.

The Bengals went historically big in the NFL Draft with seven of their 10 picks linemen.

The Bengals finished off their Trench Draft Saturday with the selection of their seventh lineman when they took Kansas State edge rusher Wyatt Hubert on their tenth and final pick in the seventh round.

It looks like Darrin Simmons, the NFL's longest tenured special teams coordinator, may have his first rookie Opening Day kicker after the Bengals took Florida's Evan McPherson in Saturday's fifth round of the NFL Draft.

Running back Chris Evans from Michigan garnered honorable mention All-Big Ten honors in 2017, rushing for 685 yards and six scores on 135 carries (5.1 per) and grabbing 16 passes for 157 yards (9.8 per) and a score.

The Bengals picked up their third offensive lineman of this weekend's draft when they opted for Georgia center-guard Trey Hill in Saturday's sixth round.