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What up Bengals fans and welcome to another episode of the Lockdown Bengals podcast.

I'm your host, Jake Lisko.

He's your host, James Rapine. As I mentioned today, joined by Pro Football Focuses Mike Renner, their lead draft analyst, the head honcho for the draft guide over PFF.

And we'll get into some of the strengths and weaknesses of this year's draft class. As always, part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day.

Thanks for making us your first listen.

If you need another listen, you can go check out Mike's podcast over with PFF.

And Mike, thanks for joining us today.

It's weird.

I feel like usually I'm asking you for a podcast appearance in late

November, early December, at least since I've been doing this. And here we are in late February.

The first time we've talked about the draft at any length on this podcast, because what you said

before we started recording, you're down to the banks. The Bengals have made a Super Bowl run and we were a little bit distracted.

Yes.

I wish my prediction the last time I was on the show here could have come true, but still

picking 31st overall.

Like you're saying, the guys you probably heard of, you haven't done much draft stuff,

better than I'm going to be there.

So you've got to dig a little bit deeper this year if you're a bagels fan. Yeah, it's certainly more of a challenge. Let's dive in a little bit

with the topic that's going to be the topic for the next six, going into training camp and going

into the regular season in 2022. Offensive line-wise, Mike, how is this draft? Where is it strongest? Will there be anyone at

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