Amarius Mims

ANALYSIS
Mims (6-foot-8, 340 pounds) is almost entirely raw material after starting just eight games in his Georgia career, but it's the kind of raw materials that can yield uniquely high upside. Although he's enormous like few linemen in NFL history, Mims moves like someone smaller than himself, boasting an 111-inch broad jump that grades close to elite by offensive tackle standards. While it's true that Mims might need some development time the Bengals are prepared to grant him that for 2024 at least, as one-year free agent pickup Trent Brown should probably be considered the favorite to start at right tackle for the Bengals in Week 1.

ANALYSIS
Mims hasn't gotten significant first-round draft buzz up to this point, but Feldman has the 6-foot-8, 340-pound tackle out of Georgia coming off the board as part of a run on offensive linemen late in the first round. While Mims started only eight games in college, his large frame makes him an intriguing prospect. If he lands in San Francisco, Mims would likely compete with Colton McKivitz for the right tackle job and could develop into the replacement for aging left tackle Trent Williams down the line.