Bengals’ traditional draft strategy suggests they’ll take Penei Sewell It would be a surprise for Cincinnati to draft the top wideout, Ja’Marr Chase, considering their usual approach to filling big needs early. Photo by Christopher Mast/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images One thing is clear about the Cincinnati Bengals, they are a conservative franchise. They don’t have a traditional general manager, they offer little guaranteed money to free agents, and—until just last year—they relied exclusively on the NFL Draft for their top-end talent. One such conservative tendency has been t...