Devontez Walker, the 113th pick in this year’s draft, recently spoke out about being snubbed by the Cincinnati Bengals. The rookie wide receiver from North Carolina shared that he believed he was a top target for the Bengals during the draft process, despite meeting with them frequently.
Despite his initial belief that he might end up in Buffalo, Walker felt strongly that the Bengals would be the team to choose him. However, they ultimately passed on him in favor of selecting Jermaine Burton at No. 80.
Walker expressed his disappointment in not being selected by the Bengals and admitted that he had initially believed he might end up in Buffalo. Now, however, he is determined to make the most of his opportunity to face the Bengals on the field and prove them wrong for passing on him in the draft.
Looking ahead to the upcoming AFC North matchup between the Ravens and the Bengals, Walker is eager to take on his former almost-destination. He expressed his eagerness to show Cincinnati what they missed out on and make an impact in the NFL. Despite any setbacks, Walker remains focused and determined to make an impression in his first season with Baltimore.