The Cincinnati Bengals approach to free agency is going to leave them with holes they cannot address in this draft.

Which holes those will be?

That's the question.

Let's get into it.

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Today we're going to spend some time talking about the needs heading into the draft, essentially,

that the Bengals have left themselves after a free agency that did not sign enough starters

and is requiring the Bengals to then find those players in the draft. And as we talked about

yesterday, James, for so long when we got to the running back topic, something

will not get done in this draft. It's almost inevitable that that will be the case, and it's

up to the Bengals end to mitigate whatever that incomplete part of the roster is as best they can,

whether that's with veteran moves after the draft, with undrafted with undrafted of free agents, with development.

We'll see.

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