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What up and welcome into another edition of the Locked-on Bengals podcast.

I'm James Rune.

Excited you're here.

Big Lisko going to be here in about seven minutes or so as I have segment one to myself today. So what we're going to do is dive

into the news of the day, the most exciting, ecstatic, absolute best case scenario for

McKenzie Alexander. Then we're going to talk about what AJ Green had to say

when he met with the media. We're going to dive into who didn't practice on Thursday and is it

cause for concern. And yeah, we'll talk about Thursday's practice as well. All of that and more coming

up on the Lockdown Bengals podcast. But let's start with McKenzie Alexander in a best case scenario.

McKenzie Alexander's father found safe, sound, healthy, and reunited with his entire family.

I woke up to a text around 7.30 in the morning Eastern time, and I couldn't believe my eyes. It was later reported by

Jay Morrison of the athletic. I know I had it. I believe Tom Pellasaral had it. How great this

news is as Gene Adney Alexander in good health was reunited with McKenzie Alexander. So what

does that mean for the Bengals? What does that mean

football-wise? Well, I wouldn't be shocked at off. McKenzie Alexander's back in Cincinnati

in the coming days. And I know some of you will probably be concerned about the battery charge

where he had to post that $2,000 bond. I don't think that it's going to be an issue. In fact, given the

circumstances, I wouldn't be shocked if he doesn't have to visit Florida for court reasons. I'm not saying

that that's going to be the case, but I think that that will probably be what his attorneys do. And I know

this process could be drawn out some. so I would fully expect Alexander to return

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