The Cincinnati Bengals spent their biggest offseason chip on Dexter Lawrence.

So without a first round pick, how does that shake things up for the Bengals for the rest of the draft,

which will now start for them on Friday?

Let's break it down.

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Check it out at fandul.com to get started. Today, we will eventually get to the Bengals number changes that they announced shortly before James and I sat down to start recording this episode.

But the focus for today is how does the draft change now that the Bengals don't have a

first round pick, now that the Bengals have Dexter Lawrence on the team, and there are reports

that the Bengals were considering Peter Woods and that option, if things broke a certain way,

thinking that they might have to pick

a player in other reports that they had graded as a mid to late first round player, that would

line up with the idea that they thought they might have to take Peter Woods at 10, instead

they trade that pick for Dexter Lawrence.

And James, now we start looking at round two, round three and thinking about where the talent might be in

alignment with what the Bengals would like to do with those picks and how that's going to shake

out in the aftermath of the Dexter Lawrence Street.

Yeah that's it's it's so much different now navigating.

I mean a top 10 pick you can play out 52 different scenarios and it's probably much different now navigating. I mean, a top 10 pick, you can play out 52 different scenarios, and it's probably going to be one of like seven different ones.

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