This is the Locked-on Bengles podcast. I'm James Rupin. Great to be with you on Twitter.

At James Rupin at Lockdown Bengals. Make sure you check out Lockdownbengles.com, where my mock draft

4.0 will be up shortly. And then I'll finalize my final mock next week as more information

comes in. So five total mock drafts at locked on bangles.com when it's all

said and done. It's great to be with you. By the way, Jordan Reed coming up in just a second,

climbing the pocket.com. And if you missed yesterday, well, Tony Pike, you heard from him on

Lamar Jackson and more. I can't wait to ask Jordan about him as well. Jordan Reed, with us now on Twitter at J. Reid Draft Scout, climbing

the pocket.com. He has a draft guide available as well that you should check out. And Jordan,

we'll get to your guide in a second. I appreciate the time. Let's start by talking about the

Bengals, the 21st overall pick.

What do you think their biggest needs are?

And looking at the pick, who could be available that they might have interest in?

Yeah, so I think the biggest need probably for the Bengals right now is up front,

especially center and right guard.

I think those are probably the two biggest positions that they need to address.

And luckily, this draft class is loaded with Interior Office of Alignment and a lot of

intriguing prospects that they possibly can have interest in.

I think the top guy for them should be James Daniels, the center from Iowa.

He's a guy that should really interest the Bengals.

Another guy maybe that they want to target in the second.

Their third round probably would be Frank Ragnow.

I think he could be a possibility, but if we're strictly just talking about at 21,

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