The Cincinnati Bengals selected former Miami Hurricanes offensive lineman Jalen Rivers in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. He was picked 153rd overall. Af ...

Built by Mario Cristobal and Alex Mirabal, the Hurricanes’ offensive line may be the strongest unit on this year’s team.

Rivers was an anchor on the left side of Miami’s offensive line his entire career. All told, he played in 40 games with the Hurricanes and making 31 starts.

For the past three seasons, Jalen Rivers provided a steady presence on the Miami Hurricanes’ offensive line, no matter where the coaches wanted him to play. Now Miami’s versatile veteran is ...

Miami Hurricanes offensive lineman Jalen Rivers projects as a sufficient level starter at the NFL level. Rivers would be best implemented in a between-the-tackles, downhill-oriented run scheme as ...

The Cincinnati Bengals' fifth-round pick Saturday in the 2025 NFL draft was Miami Hurricanes offensive lineman Jalen Rivers, with the 153rd overall pick.. Rivers joins first-round pick, Texas A&M ...

One of the top Miami Hurricanes prospects who declared for the 2025 NFL Draft was offensive lineman Jalen Rivers. He landed just about where most experts projected him when the Cincinnati Bengals ...

The Cincinnati Bengals have drafted Miami Hurricanes guard Jalen Rivers with the 153rd overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft. Skip to content. NOWCAST WLWT News 5 at 6:00.

The Cincinnati Bengals' fifth-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft is Miami Hurricanes offensive tackle Jalen Rivers.. Rivers was taken 153rd overall on Saturday, joining Texas A&M edge Shemar Stewart ...

Jalen Rivers is a former collegiate football offensive lineman for the Miami Hurricanes in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Rivers began his collegiate journey at Miami in 2020.

Jalen Rivers is a former collegiate football offensive tackle for the Miami Hurricanes in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). He began his collegiate journey in 2020 and appeared in seven games ...

Jalen Rivers On Blocking For Cam Ward: "You've got to hold onto your blocks. With him, he's holding the ball for eight (seconds), so you've got to let him do his thing to get guys open and make plays.