A new mock draft from Curt Popejoy of the Draft Wire, though, still steers the Bengals into BPA at No. 17 with Georgia safety Malaki Starks: "The Bengals must focus on the secondary early in the draft and Starks is an elite playmaker."

The Chicago Bears and the rest of the NFL have seen some dust settle following the first week of free agency, where players have found new homes all over the league.

The initial wave of NFL free agency is over, and the results could significantly impact April's NFL Draft, which will occur at the end of next month. Like every team in the league, the Philadelphia Eagles worked hard to retain their talent on the open market while looking to set aside cash for future deals.

One team who could have an interest? The Tennessee Titans, spearheaded by former Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan. For the Win's Cory Woodroof listed the Titans as the predicted landing spot for Hilton in Wave 2 of free agency:

As the NFL free agency period continues on, one former Cincinnati Bengals standout is yet to find a new home. There has been little talk in recent weeks about where slot cornerback Mike Hilton will land.

Minnesota Vikings free agent cornerback Stephon Gilmore is one of the best players left at his position in free agency. One NFL analyst believes it might not be long before he lands with the Cincinnati Bengals.