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And welcome to another episode of the Lockdown Bengals podcast.

Today we've got the lead story, which is an expanded Hall of Fame class in the 100th league year in 2020.

Reports say Billy Price has returned to practice. We'll let you know how that went. Then we've got

other updates from training camp, and we've got to catch up on the countdown to kickoff. Now you're

locked on Bengals lead story. I'm Jake Liscoe along with Joe Goodberry.

Today, the NFL Hall of Fame announced that they will be inducting 20 members in the 2020

Hall of Fame class.

That's going to include five modern era players and interesting to Bengals fans, 10 seniors,

which is a player who's been retired

for 25 or more seasons. That means that this is the best chance that Ken Anderson and Ken Riley

have ever had. Yes, for the first time and a long time, you really feel like the Bengals have a

chance to get their second player into all the fame, if not both. Honestly, they both have a good shot.

Ken Anderson known for the 1980s, late 70s, Bengals offense that really was the forefront

from the modern day passing offense and really started the West Coast offense.

And Ken Riley, who played corner for the Bengals after playing quarterback in college,

played for Cincinnati from 1969 to 1983.

He is top five with 65 interceptions all time in the NFL. If you look around the league and league history, top five quarterback for passing yards, touchdowns, running back for rushing yards, receivers, for receiving yards,

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