David DeCastro is one of a kind--an offensive guard who will probably come in and start at a potential All-Pro level the next ten or so years in the league. The Stanford lineman deserves just as much credit as Andrew Luck for the resurgence of the Cardinal back to the top of college football.

At least one team is taking a close look at DeCastro.

David DeCastro didn't run 40 as he did it at the Combine; while teammates ran it he spent entire time with Bengals OL coach Paul Alexander.

— Rob Rang (@RobRang) March 22, 2012

Cincinnati obviously could use some offensive linemen on the interior. While their pass protection was stellar for their quarterbacks, their run blocking was ranked often in the bottom tier of the league.

However, Cincinnati is a little low in the draft order, and DeCastro might not be available when they get to their pick in the first round. Could it be possible that the Bengals end up trading this pick to move up to draft him? It might be worth it to get someone who's as close to a sure thing as DeCastro is.

To learn more about DeCastro and Stanford football, check out Rule of Tree. To discuss DeCastro and the Bengals, hit up Cincy Jungle. To discuss the NFL draft, go to Mocking the Draft.