conventional wisdom and the sights and sounds of the combine suggested Bengals aren't going to add a ton on the offensive side of the ball.

So how do they get better there?

Maybe the answer is explosive flights.

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bringing you another day of combine coverage here on this podcast. Every day has heard us

talking about some of the Duke Tobin comments on the podium

and off the podium in the last couple of days to give us some insight into the Bengals

offseason approach and largely aligning with what you would expect the Bengals to be doing

this off season.

We talked about the reluctance from the front offices to take a big swing.

We talked about some of the other ideas

for the Bengals this off season where their priorities obviously are and the affirmation of those

priorities over the last couple of days. And today, well, one of the clear non-priorities for

the Bengals in terms of talent acquisition. And this is probably part of the conversation

unto itself is it doesn't sound like

there's a huge plan to add a whole lot on the offensive side of the ball.

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