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More proof Amarius Mims is having an elite season for the Cincinnati Bengals

Amarius Mims has solidified himself as one of the NFL’s most dominant offensive tackles in 2026, building on his breakout 2025 campaign. In Week 4 against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Mims recorded an elite performance, surrendering zero pressures on 58 pass-blocking snaps—a feat not seen in seven seasons.

His season-long pressure rate of 3.0% stands as the lowest among tackles with 100-plus pass blocks, underscoring his ability to fully protect quarterback Joe Burrow. While his run-blocking still requires refinement to match the game’s absolute best, Mims’ progress has been undeniable, offering the Bengals a cornerstone on the right side of their line.

The unit’s stability has improved further with Dylan Fairchild and Orlando Brown Jr. providing consistency, though questions remain about long-term solutions at left guard and center.

With Mims’ development and the Bengals’ recent drafting success, the offensive line could be poised for sustained excellence—provided Burrow remains healthy to maximize their impact.

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