“After an amazing three years at Ohio State, it’s time for me to begin my next chapter,” Young said in a tweeted statement. The Bengals also desperately need a quarterback to replace Andy Dalton, their starter of nine years. Waiting in the wings are the Washington Redskins, who could be eager to draft Young, a D.C.-area native and prep standout for DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Md., with the draft’s No. 2 pick. Young, 20, missed two games in 2019 due to an NCAA suspension, but that did not hurt his draft stock. He is Pro Football Focus’s highest-ever-graded defensive prospect. Fox Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt called Young a potential future Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee in November. “You can see him with a gold jacket,” Klatt said. Young returned from his suspension to have one of the biggest games of his career with three sacks…
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