Bengals QB Andy Dalton likes look of new offensive weapons

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Speaking for the first time since the draft concluded in April, Dalton looked forward to the additions of Mixon and first-round pick, wide receiver John Ross.

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But Dalton is well aware of Ross’ speed, and looks forward to finding out just how fast, and how far, the ball will have to travel to find a connection.
“I’m anxious to see what that speed feels like,” Dalton said. “When you get around it then you can start doing stuff. The big thing is getting that timing down, making sure he’s in the right spot, exactly where I want him to be. It may just be a little quicker than some of the other guys.”
Dalton noted that having the fastest player in the NFL immediately gives the offense options and, despite Ross being a rookie, will force defensive coordinators to have to think about rolling safety help over to A.J. Green.