Amarius Mims' dominance of Bucs is funny to watch

Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Amarius Mims was dominant in his season debut during the win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

Mims looked like an All-Pro in the process, shutting down the likes of Rueben Bain Jr. while protecting Joe Burrow and helping the Bengals to a 33-27 win. 

Along the way, Mims allowed 0 pressures on 37 pass-blocking chances in initial grading. It was a continuation of the quiet late surge he made last season, which hinted at something more in 2026. 

Well, here it is: And Mims’ breakout has created some really funny clips of his dominance, so here’s a handful to enjoy: 

It’s impossible rushing a 6″8 325-330 long arm tackle with great feet like this. He literally has no moves . Mims just ate em every block . In college you can just run around slow footed Tackles. Run thru them too! In this league your ass better have a plan ! Especially if you’re… https://t.co/LKLzNNXRbt

— Willie Anderson (@BigWillie7179) September 14, 2026

Amarius Mims picked up where he left off from 2025 in Week 1. Built like a cyborg and has really gotten better at his positional leverage which has maximized his immense natural power and freaky size. pic.twitter.com/9GTN3qC4Q9

— Brandon Thorn (@BrandonThornNFL) September 14, 2026

This is what an over 4″ difference in arm length looks like pic.twitter.com/YtepjN10MF

— Mike Renner (@mikerenner_) September 14, 2026

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