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What up, Bengals fans, and welcome to another episode of the Locked-on Bengals podcast.

I'm one of your host, Jake Liscoe, joined this time from the top of the show, unlike yesterday, by my co-host James Rupin.

This is your once weekly reminder to follow James and I on social media at Jake underscore NFL for me, at James Rapine for him, and at Lock Bengles for the podcast, especially make sure you follow

that last one, the podcast itself, because we're doing a mailbag and we're taking questions

tomorrow and you're going to want to send your questions to that handle when we put up a tweet

asking for him. James, as we sit down to record this on Tuesday, it's a little bit slower for

news for Paul Brown Stadium today than it was on Sunday when the Bengals had their second and final scrimmage of the preseason.

But there's still some interesting things to talk about. We're going to get started by talking about Alex Redmond, who has finally cleared his physical.

We'll practice for the first time since he tore his biceps last November.

He actually started two games and played in three games for the Bengals last year,

which you might not remember if you weren't paying very close attention to the season.

Then we'll get into Riley Reef, who may be released by Minnesota by the time you listen to this podcast

as they asked him to restructure and the Alvin

Camara apparent holdout and how it's different from what's happening with Joe Mixin and Cincinnati.

Finally, we'll wrap up with what happened with the Bengals at the Freedom Center on Saturday.

We didn't get to it yesterday with all the talk about the scrimmage and we'll catch up on that big statement from the Bengals to finish up today's show.

And James, actually one thing I want to mention here before we get into the Alex

Redmond discussion is that McKenzie Alexander is back in Cincinnati, his Instagram

story today featuring a little shot of him walking onto the field in Paul Brown Stadium.

That's great news for the Bengals who had questions at slot receiver and it looks like if all

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