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I know Zim wrote about the draft today.

He has 10 draft commandments.

And that's posted out, locked on bangles.com, as is Solomon Tentman's prospect spotlight

and mock draft 3.0. Check it out, locked on bengals.com.

A lot to get to today. And I caught up with Dan Orlovsky, and it's one of those things where we hit the weekend and I didn't get to go to it.

So Dan Orlovsky, obviously, he's the guy who ran out of the back of the end zone in

2008 for Detroit. And that was the first 0-16 team ever. I bet you, see, I should have asked Dan

if he's happy now that there's another team that went 0-16. I didn't ask him that. I did dive into

quarterback prospects with him. I did talk to him about Lamar Jackson. I did talk ask him that. I did dive into quarterback prospects with him.

I did talk to him about Lamar Jackson.

I did talk to him about the Bengals quarterbacks, including A.J. McCarron, because a lot of

you, and a lot of Bengals fans out there, feel like A.J. McCarron is potentially better than

Andy Dalton.

But the first thing I asked, Dan Orlovsky, was about the Bengals starting quarterback, about

Andy Dalton.

You guys know how I feel about him.

He's stable.

He's all right.

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