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What up, Bengals fans, and welcome to another episode of the Lockdown Bengals podcast as I like this

new tradition James. You're trying to break me in the opening of every episode now. I'm Jake

Liscoe. He's James Rupin. We've got our first official Bengals depth chart of the preseason and

not to overreact, but we will react at the very least to some of the preseason and not to overreact but we will react at the very least to

some of the very noteworthy things on this depth chart starting of course with the

offensive line we've been talking offensive line depth for days and days and obviously there are

things we don't know yet and we won't learn until we see a

couple of preseason games. But the depth continues to have optics and we will discuss those optics

and talk about what it looks like right now in the offensive line. We'll also hit some other

depth chart notes. We're going to conclude today with some newcomer notes. And I think this will actually be a pretty interesting part of the show.

We're going to talk about some of the rookies.

And we'll talk about some of the offensive line rookies throughout the show.

But Jamar Chase making a bit of headlines, I guess we could say, in social media on Monday after another Paul Danaer quote from his piece on the athletic goes viral.

Poor Paul with these incendiary reporting of the facts, lines from his athletic pieces.

We're going to talk to Mar Chase, the cornerbacks, Chris Evans, Puka Williams to wrap up the show.

But we're going to start James with really the

first thing that took over Bengal social media on Monday, which is that Michael Jordan,

after starting at left guard last year, is apparently the first team right guard on the

Bengals first depth chart, which comes as a bit

of a shock. Now, I don't know that this means anything for who starts in week one.

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