Iosivas posted similar numbers the past two years as Cincinnati's No. 3 WR, with the only major difference being touchdowns (six in 2024, two in 2025). He ranked in the bottom quartile of qualified WRs in everything from target rate to yards per route run, but the Bengals didn't suffer too much for it when Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins were healthy. Iosivas, a 2023 sixth-round pick, now enters the final year of his rookie contract in good position to keep the No. 3 role. The Bengals didn't sign any noteworthy WRs this offseason, and they waited until the end of Round 4 to draft one (Colbie Young). The rookie could push Iosivas for playing time, as could Mitchell Tinsley, but Iosivas still lines up as the favorite for that No. 3 role unless the Bengals make a late signing/trade to upgrade.