The Facts: The Bengals need a No. 2 receiver to start opposite A.J. Green, and they may have found their man in the third round of the draft. At the conclusion of the team's rookie minicamp, HC Marvin Lewis said Sanu looked like he had the potential to be ready to be a starter in the Bengals' offense from Week 1. "I thought Sanu was everything we expected him to be. He's going to come in here and play as a rookie and push to start and play time," Lewis said.

Diehards Line:Fifth-round rookie Marvin Jones also impressed Lewis, both for his potential to contribute to the offense and for what his potential to contribute as a return man. "Marvin to me really had a great five practices," Lewis said. "His ability to be a returner will stand out. He really tracks the ball well. You see the speed compared to the size. ..." As PFT's Michael David Smith notes, after last year's No. 2 receiver, Jerome Simpson, left for Minnesota, and last year's No. 3 receiver, Andre Caldwell, left for Denver, a starter opposite Green is a high priority. But Lewis sounds optimistic that the Bengals have talent at receiver.