Thanks to a lack of natural athleticism or commitment or overbearing sports parents, fewer than 1% of 1% of 1% of people will ever play professional football.

But instead of entering the NFL, they've joined another league, the league of football watchers.

This season, football will be different.

And Pepsi is here to get you ready for game day no matter how you watch

even if you're like me working from home on Sundays. Pepsi is the refreshment. You need to power

through any game day because Pepsi isn't made for those who play the game. It's made for those

who watch it. Pepsi made for football watching. You are locked on Bengals. Your daily Cincinnati

Bengals podcast. Part of the Locked On podcast network. Your team every day. What up Bengals fans and

welcome to another episode of the Lockdown Bengals podcast.

Today we're going to get started by taking a look at the Bengals' most recent roster move on the offensive line front after another tough effort from this unit.

Really did not have a good game on Sunday.

That's obvious to everyone that watched.

And the options the Bengals have in the middle of the season, unless they make a trade game on Sunday. That's obvious to everyone that watched. And the options the

Bengals have in the middle of the season, unless they make a trade, not great. We'll talk about what

they've done on Monday. Then we'll get into Zach Taylor's Monday press conference, and that'll

lead to a variety of topics of conversation, offensive line, tackling, play calling, you name it.

Zach Taylor answered a lot of tough questions and didn't really say a lot in true Zach Taylor

fashion, but we'll get into what he did say in the second part of the show.

Then we're going to wrap up with the question of what is the recipe for ruining a rookie

quarterback and how much risk are the Bengals exposing Joe

Burrow to after we figure out what those ingredients are and how they apply in Cincinnati.

James, let's get started with the roster move today.

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