The Cincinnati Bengals added Jonathan Allen to their defensive tackle room, but if things fall the right way, could they be tempted in this year's draft?

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I'm your host, Jake, let's go along with your host, James Rapine, joined again today by Joe Goodberry,

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This week, we've been talking about targets for the Cincinnati Bengals by position by round.

And today, as we get to defensive tackle,

we're going to be talking about mostly hoping things fall in a certain way that leads to the Bengals

scooping up a guy in what is a thing class. This is once again a defensive tackle class.

This has happened a few times in recent years. Last time it happened, the Bengals picked two in Chris Jenkins and McKinley Jackson. And it's another year where defensive

tackle doesn't really have a great deal of depth. And that may be the trend at the position

we're going to start with. Are there any guys that make sense at 10? Probably not. So if the Bengals

were to trade back in the first round or maybe

a guy falls to them in the second round, that's probably the first group of players that we're talking

about as potential Bengals targets, right, Joe? And we have a very different set of players, varying

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