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What up Bengals fans and welcome to another episode of the Lockdown Bengals podcast.

I'm your host, Jake Liskow, along with your co-host,

James Rupin. Today we're going to do our awards episode. That's coming your way in part three of the show,

from running back of the year to free agent signing of the year. We're going to go a little bit off

book. We're not going to just do MVP defensive player of the year, the tried and true. We're going to get creative with it a little bit off book. We're not going to just do MVP defensive player of the year,

the tried and true. We're going to get creative with it a little bit, so hope you stick

around for that at the end of the show. We're going to start today's show, however, talking

about Hank Fraley, the Detroit Lions offensive line coach from 2020, who's scheduled to

interview with the Bengals for their vacancy at that position on Friday.

In addition to that, Joe Burrow showed up.

He made his first post-surgery comments to Colin Coward, of all people, on FS1.

And it was really a fantastic interview.

I know James has it up over on his website, all bangles.com.

You can check it out there.

Really good stuff.

We'll talk about what Joe Burrow had to say to Colin Coward as well today. But James, I spent way too much time looking into Hank Fraley, who obviously was in Detroit last year.

His first year is an offensive line coach. And my initial reaction was, is there any concern

that they're going with an inexperienced guy? He has been an assistant offensive line coach in

the league. He had six years of experience doing that, maybe a little bit more. He was in Minnesota

for four years. He was in Detroit for two years as an assistant

offensive line coach before they promoted him when his former guru, the guy that he spent a lot of time

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