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Today we dive into a couple of
home brewed no simulator involved, mock draft

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Monday scenarios. What would we do
if we were Duke Tobin and Mike Brown

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combined into one Bengals decision maker?
We've got two scenarios for you going through

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seven rounds? What do you got? How are we starting this thing?

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Yeah? I think it's pretty clear
in our listeners and viewers know what I

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would do. I pick eighteen.
I would will brock Powers into existence.

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But we also are going to try
to be realistic with this, and I

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just don't think he makes it to
eighteen. I think there's going to be

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too many teams, whether it's a
dark horse team, like the Bears,

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who have been rumored to be interested
in Bowers. Now, obviously the Jets

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and Colts have been mentioned, the
Broncos, the Saints. Who knows one

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of those teams are going to take
brock Powers And we talked about this when

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we set the draft board. Olufashanu
to me, would be the target here.

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I also think he's going to be
gone, So I go back to

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the drawing board and I think Amarius
Mems is going to be there and be

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available at eighteen, and that's who
I would take. And I would take

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him for a few reasons. One, I think that he has a chance

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to be the best tackle in this
class, and that's really hard to find

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it pick eighteen. The risk is
there because we haven't seen it, but

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I'm comfortable with just talking to anyone, whether it was Dane last week,

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obviously, we've had Joe Goodberry on
whoever you want to discuss this topic with.

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I'm comfortable taking him at eighteen because
I think the risk is there.

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There's some risk, but I think
the reward is much much higher. And

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there's also a chance that he doesn't
hit a ceiling but also doesn't bust and

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it's just a solid player, which
I don't think we've really talked about Amarus

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Mims in that way, and I
think his solid is really darn good.

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So give me a Marius Mims.
I would be happy with him at eighteen,

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and that's who I would take.
And with Trent Brown expected to start

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the year right tackle. If Mims
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he needs time to develop that awareness
that only comes with experience what you

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need reps for, So hopefully you
would get them in the preseason. If

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you were the Bengals first round pick. Then you have Trent Brown who can

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get you started, who's been around
the NFL for a long time, who've

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seen everything you can see in the
NFL. And then you got a Maru

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Smims cooking in the background, ready
to unleash that freaky frame and ridiculous way

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to carry three hundred and forty pounds
with a ridiculously low body fat percentage and

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all of that athletic cupside from an
expected draft position perspective. Shout out to

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BENJ. Robinson who Grinding the Mox
is his website where he tracks where players

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are expected to be drafted based on
scraping a ton of mock drafts from around

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the internet, and Mariusmims is the
most likely to be available to the Bengals

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based on that data as well.
Brock Bowers, while we would all like

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to dream, has maintained throughout the
process an expected draft position between you know,

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nine and eleven for this entire process, maybe dipping down to twelve at

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one point. Ol Fashanu, who
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at tackle if he were to fall, which he could, because some teams

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I guess do have some concerns there
has an expected draft position at thirteen.

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Jac Latham, who would also be
in consideration for me and I am in

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locks up with you here for this
first round pick James of looking at tackle.

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Jac Latham expected draft position at sixteen
and Mems I think I mentioned earlier

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in the early twenties at twenty one
point eight twenty two. Roughly he's the

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most likely to be available. I
think that my order of preference is fashion

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new and then Latham and Mems is
still really hard to pick. Latham is

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a guy that I think you could
come in and he could be a solid

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pass protector for you right away.
I thought he was very aware in college

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of where the different pass rushing threats
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thought he was a very smart player. I thought his in play communication was

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really good. I think he has
good bursts out of a set, even

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though he doesn't have good, you
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I don't think he's a guy that
you want pulling. I don't think he's

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going to do is good of a
job getting to the second level as Mems

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could. I think Men's is a
better mover and open space. But I

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think both of those players have really
refined pass sets, really clean footwork.

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I really like Latham's hand usage and
I like his hand placement for the most

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part. The biggest issue but probably
most guys coming out, is you're worried

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about for guys that move slower like
Latham, oversetting because he knows he has

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to get to the spot against wide
alignments in the NFL and speed rushers and

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then getting beat back across his face
inside because he can't recover quickly enough to

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get back inside and redirect those sorts
of countermoves. So that's obviously the concern

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with Latham. Then Mems, I've
just discussed the experienced issue there, So

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assuming fashion New is gone. If
he's not, that's my pick. But

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if he is gone, then I'm
trying to decide Latham memes. I would

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probably lean upside in Mims as well
James, but I think there's a really

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strong argument there for Latham as well
if he's available. And I think fu

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Wanga, who neither of us have
mentioned, is also in the conversation.

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But uh, I lean toward the
bigger body types here, the longer arms

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the guys that I know some people
are projecting length in the guard, but

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not as many as think Fuango's best
fit in the NFL might be guard.

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Why does everyone add an end to
Fuaga? There's no end. When he

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said his name in an interview with
some NFL network guys, that's where I

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heard weird. Yeah, so weird, Like even in the Beast, it's

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Fuaga random because I know Joe's done
that too, and I'm like, where

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where's the end? So we'll find
out. It's like we'll find out,

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you know, if the Bengals pick
him, we will certainly we'll certainly find

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out. We'll probably find out one
way or the other. Anyways, it

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makes sense. Wait, like taking
an offensive tackle here makes sense, But

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wait, what, We're not going
to the second round? Oh okay,

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to make I goes trading up in
his mock, Yeah, the Bengals would,

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but I would. I have seen
in mox from Dame Brugler, from

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Lancer Line from mel Kiper and field
Yates, Johnny Newton falling to the end

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of the first round, and I
just don't get it. We've talked about

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Johnny Newton a ton. We've talked
about the fact that we don't necessarily expect

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the Bengals to pick him. Although
maybe that top thirty I'm gonna keep calling

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it that because Zach Taylor did visit
that he reportedly took with the Bengals,

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maybe that does mean that there's more
interest there than we previously assumed. Hard

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to say, Buss, my preference
said defensive tackle. If you're taking one

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at eighteen, by the way,
that's who I would take. I would

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take Johnny Newton. Just taking that
one out there. His expected draft position,

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and that's fair. His expected draft
position is twenty seven, and I've

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seen him go thirty one into the
second round thirty two, and I'm trading

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up with Tampa at twenty six.
I'm trading a future first in eighty this

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year to get back into the first
round. Tampa is the team I target

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there. I would do Arizona,
but they have too much picks. I

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think Arizona's more likely to want to
trade up than trade back. Maybe somebody

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else trades into twenty seven and I
trade with whoever has a twenty seventh pick.

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But I'm going to get Johnny Newton, and I'm going with a tackle

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tackle offensive defensive combination in the first
round and getting bold here James, and

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I'm keeping my second round pick.
I'm keeping one third round pick, and

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I'm giving up next year's first,
which to me is going to be a

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second because the Bengals are putting themselves
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Of course, with my Fantasy Land
mock here, I love it.

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I love it. I mean,
if you can add Johnny Newton and add

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a stud offensive tackle in Amarius Mims, I mean you could look up in

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a few years and those two guys
be near the top of their positions in

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the league, and so I get
it. I love that you went the

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future first route, because we've seen
that some of our listeners certainly have done

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that. In their mock. So
yeah, this is this is very is

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some thing I feel like I would
do, but I did not do it.

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You did it, Jake. Let's
go moving up getting Johnny Newton.

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I have a second round pick,
You still have a second round pick.

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The Bengals have the forty ninth pick, and if you listen to this

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show, I think you know this
pick too. It's pretty predictable for me,

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and I don't shy away from it. I'm sure you could guess this

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one. I would be in on
Lad McConkie here. I don't think he's

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going to fall here, and I'll
do that throughout our mock. Here of

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what we would do is name a
player or two that I think could be

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in the range or that I would
consider. But this is Troy Franklin's Troy

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Franklin's there at forty nine, and
Dane Brugler has a second slash third rounder

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on him in the Beast. I
think they one. The Bengals should consider

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him two. I would take him
because he gives them a dynamic threat on

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the outside that can contribute right away
and fits the T Higgins, Jamar Chase,

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Mike Gesicki offense. He fits right
away and can give them something that

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these other guys don't necessarily have,
and yet you're not banking on him to

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have ninety catchers as a rookie either. So I think that that fit makes

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a ton of sense. And so
I'm going offense offense here Marius Mims and

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Troy Franklin. I'm also staying on
the offensive side of the ball, but

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I've had a defensive pick with my
second first round pick. I know you

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love your wide receivers in the second
round. Just to summarize the expected draft

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positions for Troy Franklin a little bit
later forty three compared to Lad mccackey,

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who is up at thirty four,
So there's a chance that both of those

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guys could be gone. Who's your
fallback wide receiver here? Or is there

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one? Oh? I if Franklin's
not here, I might wait on receiver

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certainly, And I think that Chris
Jenkins would be in play. The defensive

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tackle out of Michigan would be someone
that I would consider here. I think

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that they would consider a trade down
here potentially depending on who there, if

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the run happens and they don't have
a first round grade on the guy at

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forty nine, because I do think
that there's that scenario where they're like,

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oh, we can get like a
low, low first round grade on one

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of these guys our early second So
yeah, we'll see. But in this

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what we would do, I'm willing
it. Troy Franklin is going to be

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there, Jake, there you go. They're going to take him. So

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I am not looking at receiver here. I thought about it, but especially

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having given up a third ground pick, I thought about it because I thought

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maybe I could get a receiver in
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with ninety seven, where maybe that's
the last opportunity for some guys. But

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I'm looking interior offensive line here,
and I land on Cooper Beebe, who

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has an expected draft position of fifty
according to BENJ. Robinson's grinding the mox

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Zach Frasier is the other one that's
in consideration here, who I think does

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have some center guard ability to his
game, but an earlier EVP of forty

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three suggests that he might not make
it. I think the defensive tackle also

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in consideration. Chris Jenkins. You
mentioned expected draft position for him at forty

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five, so while you've seen him
in mox go a little bit later,

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I think for Chris Jenkins Also he's
gone a little bit earlier. Dan Brugler

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has him gone thirty five to the
Chargers. So maybe you can't get the

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perfect fitted defensive tackle here. Maybe
they do really like Ruca Rovero and end

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up going that route. Maybe they
really like a different defensive tackle, Braden

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Fisk something like that. But I
go interior offensive line here for I think

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ideally I like Zach Frasier a little
bit better. But if you can't get

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him, I think Cooper BB can
step in and has the upside to be

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a really good guard for you for
a really long time. I think he

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can compete for a starting job this
year, and then Alex Kappa is a

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free agent, and then he's competing
certainly next year and probably has a long

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term starting job. The only downside
to BB for me is that he's gonna

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be a little bit older coming out
of twenty three. But a two time

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captain with really good data, good
enough film, great to justify the pick.

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To me, I am going heavy
in the trenches here early, James,

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and I'm gonna have to find all
my skill players later. Yeah,

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you are trench heavy, and people
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to be in love with it and
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I do. BB's a really good
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is something that I'm going to do
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Pickadi is. And this is willful
too. I think you're gonna think I'm

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pushing it a little bit. I
think Michael Hall Junior has a chance to

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go in round two. I also
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Chris jenkinses go and guys like that
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a ro ro row goes ahead of
him, and so I'm gonna go with

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Michael Hall Junior here. But here's
what I would say. If the receiver

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isn't there round two, I'm probably
targeting the Chris Jenkins or the defensive tackle

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there or taking one. Certainly with
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that's the windows second third round you
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then double back later. So I
have Michael Hall Junior here falling, and

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I'm sure he's not consensus there,
but I do think that there's a chance

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he falls. Typically a precipitous fall
for Mike Hall, who if they could

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get him in the third round.
I think is a slam dunk pick.

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Consensus grade has him ranked at sixty
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board doesn't go beyond the second round, and I didn't check to see where

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he was there. But Mike Hall
in the Dame Brugler mock, just because

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it's another point of reference, is
forty three to the Atlanta Falcons. If

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you can get him at eighty,
sign me up all day. This happens

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all the time. Though Micha Oside
was projected to be like a top forty

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pick and then he falls like this
happens a lot match And notably, just

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to mention, I don't have an
eightieth pick, so I don't get to

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talk here, but I'm going to
talk anyway. Some some offensive tackles around

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this pick for Dame Brugler, Roger
Rosengarten seventy eight, Blake Fisher four be

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shocked about that would be a shocker, and the Yale offensive tackle kier On,

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whose name I have not yet learned
to pronounce eighty five. So some

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tackles in that range. Some running
backs in that range too, if you

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wanted to go running back, Jalen
Right could have gone that way there,

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But let's get your third round wrapped
up. Who do you got at ninety

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seven? Now it's time to address
the interior of the offensive line. I've

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addressed the interior of the defensive line. Now I'm gonna go with Tared Tanner

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Bordolini and I love this kid's game
from from Wisconsin, elite athletes twenty one

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years old and can play. Has
the versatility you're looking for, can literally

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be Let's say you don't want him
to start right away and you feel comfortable

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with the starting interior offensive line,
that's fine. He can back up all

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three spots, Karis, Kappa,
and Volsa, so you feel really good.

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I think about adding a guy like
that at pick ninety seven. I

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would love it if they were able
to, and that's certainly what I would

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do. Big pasta immediate nickname.
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course, that's somebody from Twitter.
Sorry, I don't remember who you are.

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I'm sure you're a listener and you're
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Right now, I apologize. The
youngest of the interior offensive line options

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in this range, But while you
went late, a mic call. The

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consensus Rancaus, Tanner, Bordalini won
thirty six, so giving up that value

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back a little bit. I'm just
curious where Dane has him. One seventeen,

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so fourth rounder for Dane, late
fourth rounder by consensus. If I

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can do math one thirty six,
that's still fourth round. So you're going

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a little bit early there, but
it's a cop third essentially fourth anyway,

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respect the getting a guy late,
getting a guy early. I'm going opposite

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to you where I went offensive line
or you went wide receiver. I'm going

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now wide receiver where you went offensive
line. I continue to see Javon Baker

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available in mock drafts at the end
of the third round, and if he

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is, that is the pick I'm
making. I think there's easy wide receiver

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too upside there. There's a couple
of flaws in the profile. Didn't get

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onto the field at Alabama, has
some inconsistency issues, but when he does

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put it together, is a playmaker
downfield after the catch. The tested athleticism

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not great, but the GPS data
is strong for him. But James,

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we have an entire Day three to
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Day three, James, We've got
well a lot of Day three picks.

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I don't know if I'm making all
the Day three picks. Well, maybe

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I figured it out. We'll see
if we have seventh rounders here to discuss,

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but we do. I do.
It's a big part of my draft,

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big part. Hell yeah, it's
a big part. Yeah. No,

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I'm trading them. I'm going to
get my punter. Who do you

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got in the fourth round? Yeah, that's silly. They should not draft

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a punter this year, and I
would not. Odric Estime is the guy.

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And this is why I knew I
want Bordolini and I want Estime.

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Neither one is going to be there
in round five. You got to take

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one early. And so whether it's
Estima in round four Bordolini in round four,

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that's why I took Bordelini early.
I think he'll be in higher demand.

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Estimate has age on his side,
size. I think he's gonna fit

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perfect in this backfield and give them
that power back early on. That compliments

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Zachmos. That compliments Chase Brown.
So Odric Estimate out of Notre Dame,

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sign me up. And if you're
a Notre Dame fan, just stay tuned

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because I got another Notre Dame pick
coming. Wow, spoilers tease it.

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I also land on odjrict estimate here. He is one of the younger guys

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that I think you could get in
this range consensus rank one ten. Have

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seen him go after this a number
of mock drafts. I think that it

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is realistic can develop into a souped
up Samaj p Ryan, who's a little

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bit bigger, has good wiggle to
his game, has made guys miss at

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five eleven, two twenty, good
density, and he honestly fits what the

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Bengals like too. And in terms
of several of their thresholds, the only

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one that's slightly off is he didn't
run a good forty and that does hurt

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him. I think that that's probably
why he's available here at this point.

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But despite the somewhat limited athleticism,
I think you've got that athletic upside in

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Chase Brown, and you've got a
good, complimentary back that really fits what

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you're trying to do in object estimate. Who can develop as a pass rusher

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I who can be a power back
and who still can make guys miss,

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And that is on tape. So
if you can get your customer in the

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fourth round, and it seems like
you can, maybe he just goes earlier.

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Maybe people are just too low on
some of these running backs. But

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Jalen Bright gone, Trade Benson gone, Jonathan Brooks gone. Of course,

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one of the next guys I would
look at would be Oddrick Estama. And

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so I'm in agreement with you here
at one p. Fifteen. Four of

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my first five picks have been offense, but defense wins or the rest of

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the way for me. And in
with pick, I'm taking cam Hart out

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of Notre Dame. I think that
the Bengals would love to add a trait

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cy corner like this that has the
size, that has all of the checks,

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all of those boxes, and uh
no, I think he's he's played

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in big games. He's been matched
up against Marvin Harrison Junior. And so

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adding someone like that at this stage
sign me up all day long. And

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I think the Bengals would sign up
for it too. And it might be

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a different corner here, but this
is around the range where I'm looking at

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corner early day three. I think
they're going to be some good corners that

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fall. And when you get to
Day three is when you start to have

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wider ranges of outcomes for players.
Cam Hart for Dame Brigglers in the fourth

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round, So maybe he's not there
in the fifth. Maybe they've got to

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go for the guy that I'm targeting
in the sixth As a spoiler there a

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little bit. I'm going to go
to Corner in the sixth round. Maybe

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you would have to take him in
the fifth round. But since I didn't

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have that extra third round pick,
James Well, I do think a Day

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three corner makes sense. I don't
really see it in the second round this

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year. Maybe in the third round. I'm pining for that tight end that

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I didn't get in the third round, where if you could get Ben Sinnett,

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if he actually makes it to pick
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be targeting. I don't know if
I would do it at forty nine.

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I would do it maybe in a
trade back scenario in the second round,

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but since I did not get my
tight end there, I'm going Jaheem Bell

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in the fifth where he continues to
be available in mock drafts and if you

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can get him a guy that has
a great track record of making guys miss

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I thought looked more athletic on tape
than you know potential earlier round tight end

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Jatavian Sanders and tested with eighty four
zero point five percentile athleticism, So pretty

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good there, but productive player.
I think you could put him in a

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somewhat alignment versatile role where he can
play some fullback for you as well.

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He's a little bit smaller, so
that is not in his favor, but

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the ability to make guys miss after
the catch is what I'm targeting here.

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And he's also I believe, one
of the younger players that you could get

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later. He's twenty three, but
a lot of the tight ends you can

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target later in this draft for twenty
four plus and so when you get to

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day three, you lose on the
age a little bit with tight end,

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but he at least brings the rest
of the profile, does Jaheem Bell,

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who as a tight end brings some
exciting run after catch off side, And

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that's what I'm looking for here for
sure, no doubt. If he's there

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and cam Hart isn't, I would
certainly be in the mix and in on

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him. And that's a really good
pick, and I think that'll be a

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popular pick. For a lot of
Bengals fans this week as they continue to

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do MOX back to offense. I
go, and it's big ten this time,

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and it's another offensive tackle. I
want some depth, and if Cayden

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Wallace is still there, I'm in
on Caiden Wallace and I think he could

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be there. Dan Brugler has him
fourth round. In other MOX, he

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goes sixth round, seventh round.
I would be really comfortable taking him here

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with the first sixth round pick,
and it's my second to last offensive player

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that I'm adding. I have one
more that I'm going to add, but

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Caden Wallace. They will obviously have
looked at him after all the fashion new

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tape at Penn State, and I
would take him at this range. If

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he's there at one ninety four,
sure, yeah, I can see that.

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I'm going to the corner here.
I do like the double down on

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offensive tackle idea. I'm going corner. I'm going to the CFL. I'm

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going to a non traditional path.
In Quantes Stiggers, who actually had a

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visit with the Bengals. My guy
Ben Grant, who covers the Argonauts in

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Toronto, also a Bengals fan,
put me onto Stiggers as a guy who

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is NFL ready had a non traditional
path went straight into the CFL. You

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know we can handle his game as
a professional. He's been playing professional football.

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Ben tells me he's been watching me
covers the Argonauts. He played for

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the Argonauts. NFL level movement ability, NFL level ball skills. He's going

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to need to learn a bit of
a different game in the NFL. Obviously,

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CFL NFL press coverage, receivers moving
forward at the line of scrimmage,

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those things don't really drive in the
CFL. So a different skill set a

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developmental player, to be sure.
But I think with the Bengals having some

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interest here in Stiggers and good enough
athleticism, good enough size, I'm interested

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in taking that flyer. And I
live in Canada, so I'm going for

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a guy who's played some football up
here in What would I do mock?

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Yeah, I get it. I
like it a lot, makes a lot

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of sense. And I can totally
see the Bengals targeting him in this range,

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taking a flyer on that, like
just describing him. I'm like,

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Ah, that's that's what they've done. They've done that with the Chris Evans

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is They've done that with Andre Joseavash
where they're taking the stab at that type

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of guy. Now there's no real
comparison because he was playing professional football,

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but the upside is there. I
would say at that stage, and with

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me with the final three picks,
I'm gonna combine all of them because it's

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that second sixth rounder and then two
sevens. I keep all of the picks,

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and I keep them because I think
I can get valuable players there.

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And I want a Jalen Cochra out
of Holy Cross double down at wide receiver,

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and so that's who I'm taking with
the eighth pick in that last sixth

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round pick. And then at defensive
tackle, James, you've only gotten Michael

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Hall junior. What are you going
to do? Well, You're gonna get

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Jawan Briggs from the University of Cincinnati, and then you're gonna double back with

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that second seventh and say Evan Anderson, welcome to the Cincinnati Bengals. Juwan

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Briggs, Evan Anderson, Michael Hall
Junior. Three defensive tackles, three guys

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that can help, three guys that
I think can help this year. In

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Jalen Cocher is the other late rounder. Who is more of a developmental guy,

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could be back end of the receiver
room, and you hope he's Andre

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josavash right where he can develop,
hit the ground running, and it may

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be ahead of where you project him
to be. Yeah. I like those

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names a lot. I'll throw out
some others. Jordan Jefferson from LSU wide

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range of outcomes for him in day
three if he's available in the sixth round.

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That's a guy that I would target
at nose tackle if they want to

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go get a puncher. I know
you said it's a waste, and I'm

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inclined to agree. They probably could
do this as a priority free agent.

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But Ryan Recau from BYU, a
guy that Dame Brugler has actually mocked to

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the Bengals as a late round puncher. And Giovanni Manu, the BC tackle

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who we've talked about on the show, also mocked by Dame Brugler to the

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Cincinnati Bengals, a guy that I'll
mention in the late rounds as well.

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I'll also throw out Dijon Anthony,
the old Miss safety with whom we know

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the Bengals had a visit. You
mentioned Evan Anderson j Wwhite mclothern from Arkansas.

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Another player with whom we know the
Bengals had to visit. Charles Smith

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Wade an undersized corner that Mike Renner
really liked at the Senior Bowl, a

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guy that Dame Brugler has going in
the seventh round that I'd be interested in

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as well. And Logan Lee Iowa
interior defensive lineman. Another one that in

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the seventh round I think is more
than worth the dart throw. So there's

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a number of late round names for
you. I don't know which ones you

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know specifically. I would take combination
of those guys perhaps, But there you

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go. Do you have the full
max? You're ready to recap James before

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we get out of here, I
can. I'm ready to go real quick.

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Marius Mims, Troy Franklin, Michael
Hall, Junior Tanner, Bordalini Orodric

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Estime, cam Hart, Caden Wallace, Jalen Cooker, Jowan Briggs, Evan

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Anderson, and I think you hit
a lot of the boxes with that mock.

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I didn't get a tight end,
obviously, I would be in on

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a tight end. Ben Sonet,
if he's there at eighty, I would

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be all in on that jeem Bell
is obviously someone on day three that you

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got that I would target certainly,
and then obviously if brock Powers falls,

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I'm in on him at eighteen.
So it's not a hate against tight end,

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but I'm not going to force it
in this year's class, and I

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don't want the Bengals to do that. There's only a few guys that I

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would consider taking it tight end.
Yeah, the only other tight end that

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I think is even worth really mentioning
on on day three, well Tip Ryman

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and Well they've obviously met with Eric
All, but Tanner McLaughlin as well is

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an interesting one. On day three, my mock gets crazy in the first

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round with that trade future first and
eighty for twenty six, and then I

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go in order Fashnu Latham, Mims, Mims, Latham, one of those

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tackles is going to be the guy
at eighteen. Ideally one falls, otherwise

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probably Mims. I'm probably in agreement
with you there, Johnny Newton Cooper beebe

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solidifying the trenches there to start the
draft before I switch over to some skill

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position players. Javon Baker at the
back of the back of the third We

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agree on project estimate in the fourth
Jahem Bell if you can get him in

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the fifth, give me that all
day Quantes Stiggers the CFL corner who Ben

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Grant, my guy describes as a
third round talent who's gonna fall because he's

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had a non traditional path. And
then if you can get a Jordan Jefferson

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and Giovanni Manu from BC or Evan
Anderson or Dwight mcleothern, one of those

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developmental players, I'm interested in the
seventh round sures time me yup and you

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can let us know who's mock you
like more In the comments on Twitter on

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x yours getting Molton and mems No, I mean that wins it. You

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get two studs, it should be
yours. It obviously would be hard to

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pull off, but if they can, they would give up the future first

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round pick. Though maybe the people
really don't like that. I don't know.

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I think that's the thirty second pick
next year if you do that plan

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though, it's all Johnny Newton.
I think they like Johnny Newton. I

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think that's what they like. Yeah, easy to like Johnny Newton. That's

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gonna do it. For this episode
of the Lockdown Bengals podcast, a ton

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of Draft preview content coming you for
you this week, including well several interviews

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of what do we think they well
do, mock draft, and all the

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rest before the draft arrives on Thursday. Until next time, thanks for listening

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