Jackson Carman

NFL Network's David Carr and Brian Baldinger explain why Cincinnati Bengals safety Jessie Bates III, Bengals offensive tackle Jackson Carman, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster, Chiefs running back Jerick McKinnon, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw, Philadelphia Eagles offensive guard Isaac Seumalo and Eagles running back Kenneth Gainwell are some under-the-radar players to watch for on Championship Sunday in the 2022-23 NFL Playoffs.

Hear what members of the Bengals offensive line had to say after the team beat the Bills in the divisional round of the 2022 season playoffs.

Watch as head coach Zac Taylor calls Jackson Carman to let him know he would be the team's second round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.

Jackson Carman, the Bengals second round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, met with the media to talk about his return to Cincinnati, protecting quarterback Joe Burrow and reconnecting with his Clemson teammate, wide receiver Tee Higgins.

Bengals guard Jackson Carman spoke about his first NFL start in a news conference with the media.

Means Cameron announces the Cincinnati Bengals' selection of Clemson Tigers offensive tackle Jackson Carman in Round 2 of the 2021 NFL Draft with the No. 46 overall pick (via a trade with the New England Patriots).

Jason Krause, who loves Jackson Carman like he's one of his own, has named the text message thread with his other family "Road Trip To Arrowhead." His old head coach, more than most, knows the trail from Fairfield High School to Sunday's AFC title game (6:30 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12) in Kansas City shows a lot more than talent.

As Bengals offensive line coach Frank Pollack takes his guys into Sunday's AFC title game in Kansas City (6:30 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12), they take with them a mighty lesson from last Sunday's 27-10 AFC Divisional win in Buffalo. And other notes and quotes from the coaches.

The Bengals hit the road for an AFC Divisional clash with Buffalo on Sunday at Highmark Stadium. The game airs at 3 p.m. on CBS. Here are five things to watch:

Bengals offensive line coach Frank Pollack noticed it, too. As he gets ready to possibly head into Sunday's AFC Divisional in Buffalo (3 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12) with a group put together in the last three weeks, it's not a minor detail.

When the Bengals host the Rams in Super Bowl 56.1 Saturday (6 p.m.-Cincinnati's Local 12) at Paycor Stadium, one of their biggest roster questions looks to be hanging over their longest-tenured player.

Even though their new right side has yet to line up in team drills, the culture shift on the revamped, re-built and re-invigorated Bengals offensive line continued to dig in during Friday's training camp on the Paul Brown Stadium practice fields.

Bengals offensive line coach Frank Pollack has been tough on left guard hopeful Jackson Carman and that's fine by Carman because in his second season he's asked him to do just that. "I want to go to the next level and he's been there. He's trying to take me and that's what I'm trying to do," Carman said after Tuesday's voluntary session.

The Bengals returned G Jackson Carman to the active roster from the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

The Bengals placed LB Jordan Evans on the Reserve/Injured list. The team also placed G Jackson Carman and HB Samaje Perine on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Jackson Carman, the fast-tracking homegrown rookie right guard and man for all seasons who can also play tackle, sing country and play classical, may have to multi-task again if he gets his first NFL start against the Steelers Sunday (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Channel 12) in the Bengals' annual jam session at Heinz Field.

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and the players chatted with the media following the team's third and final preseason game.

As a Cincinnati guy, Bengals rookie guard Jackson Carman will tell you he's been blessed to meet and talk with Bengals Hall-of-Fame left tackle Anthony Munoz down through the years. So that probably made it easier for him to pop the question at the end of practice Tuesday.

The Bengals emerged from the 2021 NFL Draft with quite a haul making 10 selections. Headlined by LSU wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase with the fifth overall pick, the Bengals restocked on both side of the ball. A look back at some of the best features from Bengals.com with the team's draft picks.

The silver anniversary of Willie Anderson's draft finds the NFL's best turn-of-the-century right tackle going full circle. When he was 13 and both a football and basketball prodigy, the fast break Bengals of 1988 helped lure him into following the NFL. Now 13 seasons after taking his last NFL snap, Anderson is becoming an even more familiar figure in Cincinnati in his role as the offensive line's roaming youth national ambassador.

The Bengals signed rookie G Jackson Carman, the team's second-round draft pick. Carman is a native of Fairfield, Ohio (Fairfield High School), just outside of Cincinnati.

The Bengals search for a punt returner began at Friday's rookie minicamp ... Second-rounder Jackson Carman is looking to Indy for inspiration at guard ... LSU defensive tackle Tyler Shelvin arrives as advertised.

It turns out Bengals rookie offensive lineman Jackson Carman's tastes are just as varied as the Bengals project his skills across the front.

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.

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

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

The Bengals did what they had to do in Friday's second and third rounds of the NFL Draft and stayed in the trenches with Clemson left tackle Jackson Carman and Texas edge rusher Joseph Ossai, respectively.

The Cincinnati-bred Carman is poised to block for another overall No. 1 pick after watching teammate Trevor Lawrence go to Jacksonville and Ossai is looking to build on his collegiate sack of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.

Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin had a heck of a good afternoon Friday as the start of the NFL Draft's second round loomed about three hours away. With the edge rushers picked over after a furious end-of-round run and his scouts and offensive line coach Frank Pollack giving high marks on Clemson left tackle Jackson Carman, Tobin called Bengals all-time right tackle Willie Anderson to get his take on one of his prized pupils. Then he pulled off what turned out to be a bountiful trade.

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, offensive line coach Frank Pollack and Jackson Carman, the team's second round pick, spoke with the media after round two. Find out what they said as the Bengals added to their offensive line.

The 6-5, 335-pound Jackson Carman, a product of the Cincinnati suburb of Fairfield, played left tackle the past two seasons but may well kick inside for his first pro assignment with what Ourlads Scouting Services calls "NFL ready power and strength."

The Bengals got some help for the offensive line on Friday when selecting former Clemson left tackle Jackson Carman in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Here are five things to know about the newest Bengals blocker.