Let's break down the schematic changes we can expect from the Cincinnati Bengals in 2024.

They've got some clear personnel changes that may drive a few subtle changes on both sides of the ball.

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

We're a day away from minicamp here as we record a schematic preview to the 2024 season.

I'm your host, Jake Liskow, joined today by Mike Santagena, a frequent guest of this show.

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But with the changes the Bengals have made to personnel,

and some of the hints we're getting through the early part of the offseason program,

just in combination with what we observed from the team last year in training camp

and late in the season last year,

we have some ideas of some things that might look a little bit different for this team in

2024 compared to 2023.

And one thing that has constantly changed for this team is the running game, I would say,

is the most frequently changed element of this team's offense.

And now, with a running back by committee approach, where we're seeing in the clips we're seeing coming out of the OTA program anyway,

a relatively even split between Chase Brown and Zach Moss going with the quote unquote first team.

We could see a significant change once again here where there will no longer be a bell cow

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