Austin Seibert

Seibert lost a summer camp battle in Cincinnati to fifth-round pick Evan McPherson. The Bengals could give Seibert a call if the rookie struggles, or else keep him on the practice squad.

A fifth-round pick last year, Seibert was one of three kickers with a better conversion rate on FGs than PATs. He didn't have many long-distance chances, but scouting reports out of Oklahoma suggested leg strength wasn't a problem. Seibert did go nine of 12 from 40-49 yards, and he enters 2020 with good job security on a team that hopes to get more out of its talented offense under a new coaching staff.

The Browns spent a 2019 fifth-round pick on Seibert to compete with Greg Joseph, who converted 17 of 20 field-goal attempts and 25 of 29 extra-point tries last season. The draft capital suggests Seibert has the tiebreaker, but he wasn't selected early enough to be handed a job. His final two preseason games separated him from Joseph, and Seifert was chosen to the team's kicker in 2019. Volume shouldn't be a problem for the victor - Baker Mayfield, Odell Beckham Jr. and Nick Chubb should see to that.