Daxton Hill

Dan Hoard, Dave Lapham and Geoff Hobson discuss their top choices for the Bengals stand out roster additions.

Learn everything you need to know, from pregame ritual to favorite snack, about rookie Dax Hill.

S Dax Hill talks about his work ethic with remarks from Defensive Coordinator Lou Anarumo and Secondary/Safeties coach Robert Livingston.

Cincinnati Bengals kicker Evan McPherson sneaks 50-yard FG inside left upright.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Dax Hill's first preseason INT as a Bengal comes after New York Giants tight end Daniel Bellinger's drop.

S Dax Hill talks his in-game performance, how he can improve and his confidence on the field.

Cincinnati Bengals safety Daxton Hill swarms Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Deon Yelder for third-down PBU.

S Dax Hill talks what he wants to accomplish this year, getting to learn from experienced DBs, and learning from Vonn Bell.

Dax Hill, Cam Taylor-Britt, Zach Carter and Cordell Volson try Cincinnati Style Chili for the first time.

Check out Dax Hill as he talks about his future at the Bengals.

Dax Hill speaks to the media.

See the call to DB Dax Hill as the 31st pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Cincinnati Bengals Head Coach Zac Taylor and Defensive Coordinator Lou Anarumo speak to the media following the selection of Safety Daxton Hill from Michigan.

Take a look inside Cincinnati Bengals' draft room during the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft.

The Cincinnati Bengals select Michigan safety Daxton Hill in Round 1 of the 2022 NFL Draft with the No. 31 overall pick.

NFL Network's Bucky Brooks breaks down his Top 5 safeties in the 2022 NFL Draft class.

The first Tuesday of a new NFL season found Bengals safety Michael Thomas thinking about those real Tuesdays during the regular season as his secondary goes through transition.

The Dax Hill Era has begun.

Bengals tight end Hayden Hurst agrees. You can't make this stuff up. It was like he wrote the script for Sunday night (8:15 p.m.-Cincinnati's Channel 5) and the Wild Card Game. Hurst, the Ravens' 2018 first-round draft they traded away, going against Baltimore at Paycor Stadium in the biggest game the AFC North rivals have ever played.

The Bengals return to Paycor Stadium looking to defeat an NFC South opponent for the third time this season when they take on the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. The game airs at 1 p.m. on FOX. Here are five things to watch:

The crown jewels of the Bengals' last draft are going to be unveiled for the home crowd Sunday (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's FOX 19) at Paycor Stadium when first-rounder Dax Hill and second-rounder Cam Taylor-Britt get tested by the dangerous and productive Panthers wide receiver DJ Moore.

At some point against the Browns, veteran slot cornerback Mike Hilton looked around and saw that the Bengals' two top draft choices were off the shelf and in the glare of Monday Night Football as the Dawg Pound howled with Halloween delight.

This is Joe Burrow's team. Here's why ... Jessie Bates III recalls first NFL interception against Jets quarterback Joe Flacco ... How the Bengals plan to replace injured tight end Drew Sample ... Why Lou Anarumo won't rush Dax Hill.

For just the second time in his 20 seasons running the Bengals special teams, Darrin Simmons is looking at replacing his long snapper for an extended period of time.

Bengals strong safety Vonn Bell likes to call his boss, defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo "a mad scientist." But he's locked his lab when it comes to discussing the beaker filled with Dax Hill, on track to be the Bengals' first first-round pick to play on defense on Opening Day in 14 years.

With Joe Burrow getting out of the hospital Wednesday after his appendectomy, rookie free safety Dax Hill took center stage at the Bengals first practice of training camp on the Paul Brown Stadium practice fields.

Offensive coordinator Brian Callahan talks Joe Burrow ... Dax Hill wastes no time stepping into spotlight ... Lou Anarumo looks to keep the playoff picks coming ...

It's nice when your first-round pick comes in as advertised. It's even nicer for head coach Zac Taylor when this happens.

If last year was the BMG (Big Man's Game) Draft, then what transpired this weekend at Paul Brown Stadium is the Fast and Furious Draft. As in speed and defense rules The Jungle. After grabbing the AFC title, the Bengals could let the draft board come to them.

Hill ranks high across pundits with his versatility and stats. Taylor-Britt is highlighted for Bengals-like qualities. Carter to bring high value. Volson praised for "glass eater" qualities. Check out some of the NFL Draft Grades here.

The day after his not so little brother joined him in the AFC North, Ravens running back Justice Hill shot baskets in the front yard of their parents' home in Tulsa, Okla., just like they used to do before the NFL came calling.

"I'm just glad my guy's in the NFL," said Hill Friday of Daxton Hill's new team that the Ravens play twice a year.

This is why the Bengals didn't trade the 31st pick in the draft Thursday night when the calls came as Michigan hybrid defensive back Daxton Hill stayed on the board:

There were plenty of chances to move back from the 31st pick the Bengals earned with their Super Bowl trip. But the way it played out in Thursday night's first round of the NFL Draft, it seemed like the Bengals weren't moving if Michigan hybrid Daxton Hill wasn't. It's the only time in his versatile career he's stayed in one spot.

For the first time in 30 years Thursday night the Bengals opted for a safety in the first round of the NFL Draft when they chose Michigan's speedy Dax Hill.

Take a look at the Color Rush uniforms the Bengal will wear for Thursday Night Football against the Miami Dolphins.

Check out the best images of the Bengals secondary during 2022 Media Day.

View a compilation of Bengals players in honor of National Smile Day.

Take a look inside Daxton Hill's first day at Paul Brown Stadium.

Check out the action from Cincinnati Bengals first round pick, safety Daxton Hill from the University of Michigan.