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What up Bengals fans?

And welcome to another episode of the Locktown Bengals podcast.

This week we have a big crossover event going on all week with all of the other podcast hosts from the AFC North.

Joe will be around only for one of them, but lucky for you that will be the one that's focused

on the Cincinnati Bengals. The next few days, we're going to be looking at how the other teams

in the division finish their 2020, what questions were made for the future, get to talk a little

smack, get to talk about the future of Get to talk a little smack.

Get to talk about the future of the division a little bit.

And we'll be talking about the Bengals for that one on Wednesday's show.

So look forward to that.

Before that starts, though we will have,

what we're starting here is a positional outlook for each position for the Cincinnati Bengals.

And we're going to start with quarterback because it is probably the most straightforward decision for the Bengals on this roster.

We start with quarterback because it's the most impactful position on a football team.

And for the Bengals, it's probably the most

straightforward discussion as well. The Bengals currently come in just above average in

positional spending at 19 million and some change after they cut Andy Dalton's $17.7 million

contract and add the presumed number one overall draft pick salary

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