The Cincinnati Bengals have made a strategic move by signing undrafted free agent Quali Conley, a running back from Arizona. Conley had an impressive season leading the Wildcats with 745 rushing yards and eight touchdowns, complemented by 39 receptions for 245 yards and a touchdown. His collegiate career includes stops at San Jose State and Utah Tech, where he showcased his scoring ability with nine touchdowns on 131 carries at San Jose State.

This addition adds depth to the Bengals' backfield as they look to enhance their offensive strategies. With Conley's versatile skills in rushing and receiving, he could prove to be a valuable asset in the upcoming minicamp and beyond.

At the Big 12 Pro Day, players from Arizona State and the University of Arizona showcased their potential ahead of the NFL Draft, with standout performances from running backs Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Quali Conley, and DeCarlos Brooks. Croskey-Merritt recorded an impressive 4.45 seconds in the 40-yard dash, the fastest among running backs, and excelled in vertical and broad jumps. Conley, though overshadowed by teammates, still made a mark with his bench press performance. Brooks, despite a challenging season, demonstrated his capabilities with strong metrics in the jumps and a solid 40-yard dash time. Notably, ASU's wide receivers also performed well, contributing to a strong showing for the Arizona teams.