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

I'm your host, Jake Lusco, along with your host,

James Rapine. The Bengals are opening up Ring of Honor voting. We're going to start there

before getting to a couple of other topics today, including revisiting the Morgan Moses

conversation and taking a broader look at tackle depth.

And then we'll wrap up with revisiting a question from last week's mailbag that leads to a

longer conversation about personnel packages on the defensive line.

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James, the Bengals are opening up a ring of honor voting and Mike Brown spoke to Dan Horde

on the Bengals Booth podcast for one of the few times we hear from Mike Brown anymore.

That was a pretty cool episode in general talking through a lot of the players that are

eligible for the Ring of Honor and sharing some stories about those players.

So if you're a season ticket holder, I'm sure you know this already, but get ready to

vote and figure out who's going to go into this inaugural class of the Ring of Honor. But beyond

that, James, I thought the conversation around the genesis of the Ring of Honor was very interesting

because conventionalism says Mike Brown was not interested in a ring

of honor for a pretty long time. And then Elizabeth Blackburn comes along and seems to spearhead it.

And then he backs that up when he was talking to Dan Hort.

It's interesting, right? Because this has been such a hotly debated topic over the past few years. And Elizabeth Blackburn

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