Zachary Carter

Here is what DT Zach Carter had to say after beating the Rams 16-7 in the 2022 Preseason.

DT Zach Carter talks working the end, gaining confidence in the game and being a part of the Bengals defense.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Zachary Carter swims toward a strip-sack to nearly give the Bengals a scoop and score takeaway.

Tune in to Zach Carter as he is Mic'd Up while playing his first NFL game, presented by Altafiber.

"Once I start to get comfortable I'm like 'Man, I belong out here.'" - Zach Carter

Rookie DT Zach Carter talks getting to play in his first NFL game, improving his game and learning from the vets.

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

See the call to DL Zach Carter as the 95th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo talk Zachary Carter of Nebraska.

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor planned on having seven game captains Sunday in New Orleans to represent the team at the coin toss. Why one politely declined.

The Bengals' punting competition still looks like one of those kicks authored Saturday night by Kevin Huber and Drue Chrisman in their roster showdown during the 16-7 win over the Rams in the preseason finale at Paycor Stadium. Up in the air with Tuesday's final cut to 53 players looming.

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 Bengals went after defense in the first two days of the NFL Draft the way their third-round pick stalks quarterbacks. "I'm always hunting. I look at is as a lion just hunting for his prey," said Florida defensive tackle Zachary Carter after the Bengals took him late Friday night with the 95th pick. "I've got to get to that quarterback. That's what changes games."

For the first time since 1998 the Bengals went for defense in the first three rounds of the NFL Draft when they opted for Florida defensive lineman Zachary Carter with the 95th pick of Friday night's third round.