Locked On Bengals - Daily Podcast On The Cincinnati Bengals

Jake and Joe talk about the Bengals' outlook at the safety position, and continue to think about the possibility of drafting a safety at the top of Round 2 despite it not seeming like a position of need. Then they get into the important dates coming up in the NFL as free agency and the new league year get closer, review the Locked On Mock-Mock Draft options for 33, and double-check the Bengals.com Team of the 2010s.

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Jake breaks down the murky future for the Bengals at the cornerback position and asks what to do with Dre Kirkpatrick, then Joe reviews a couple really nice mock drafts that were published in the last few days that would set Cincinnati and Joe Burrow up for success.

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Bill Belichick and Charlie Weiss think Andy Dalton is the perfect fit in New England, could that mean a bigger return for the Bengals? Jake and Joe also get into a 5 round mock draft as boards begin to update after the combine risers and fallers sink in.

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Jake and Joe break down which positions the Bengals should address via draft, and which make sense to target in free agency. Then they take listener questions, including a trivia question for listeners to play along to. They also discuss the potential for Darius Phillips, how many wins AJ Green would be worth if he's healthy, and refuse to trade picks with any other AFC North team.

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Jake and Joe get to the Linebacker position group for their offseason outlook series, and this position is going to go through quite an overhaul this offseason. How many new Linebackers will be in Cincinnati in 2020? Then, they talk about the idea of trading Dalton and a pick to the Colts, and start to build a first-round draft board. How many first round locks do they have? What about fringe guys? Get an idea of who might be there at 33 in today's episode.

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Paul Dehner Jr. and Ian Rappoport report separately that the Bengals have a cohesive plan for free agency, and it includes tier 1 and tier 2 targets. We'll believe it when we see it, but it inspries hope nonetheless. In the spirit of free agency, we finish our division free agency preview in preparation for our top 20 Bengals free agent targets with the AFC and NFC West.

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Cordy Glenn and Trai Turner trade rumors kick things off. Then, if Bengals.com and Brian Callahan are talking about wide receiver targets at 33, we need to take it a little more seriously. Jake and Joe speculate about who Callahan was talking about. They wrapped up with a review of the players the Bengals met with in Indianapolis at the combine.

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After catching you up on the latest Andy Dalton rumors, Jake and Joe dive into a Mock Draft Monday on hard mode. All the guys you like? They've been drafted because they tested well. No more drafting 6 day 1-2 players in the mock draft simulators. We're on hard mode here on out.

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Jake and Joe break down reports about Andy Daltons trade value, which ranges from Round 4 to Round 2. What are the implications for a veteranless QB room? Then, they dive into questions, spending some time at the end of the show comparing Tua and Burrow, and trying to convince Joe's wife to go to the NFL Draft.

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According to one of the Bengals' front office staff in the Joe Burrow interview at the combine, it was the best interview they'd ever seen. Then Jake and Joe break down the new combine drills and schedule, and some defensive players they're keeping an eye on in Indianapolis.

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