Jungle Roar Mike Petraglia

CINCINNATI -- The Bengals will have a big decision to make when they select 18th overall in the first round Thursday night in the 2024 NFL draft. But what will they do on Days 2 and 3 of the draft on Friday and Saturday? What is their approach? What does recent history teach us about what they might do? Charlie Goldsmith of the Cincinnati Enquirer joins Trags to discuss all things Bengals on the latest episode of the Jungle Roar Podcast.
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CINCINNATI -- What will the Bengals do with the 18th overall draft pick in the 2024 NFL Draft? Trags talks up one of the foremost experts in the business, The Athletic's Dane Brugler, author of The Beast, a 324-page bible of everything on practically every NFL draft prospect. The Bengals are in the market for high-value defensive tackles and offensive tackles. Could Byron Murphy II fall to them or will they go with one of the highly rated offensive linemen.
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CINCINNATI -- From working to extend a Paycor Stadium lease with Hamilton County to serving on the incredibly important NFL competition committee, Katie Blackburn is already recognized as one of the most significant team executives in the NFL. Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com joins Trags to offer perspective while also previewing some of the needs in the upcoming draft and the flexibility offered the Bengals by signing Trent Brown as an offensive tackle in free agency.
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CINCINNATI -- With six free agents signed and in the fold for the upcoming season, the Bengals now turn their focus to the 2024 draft at the end of April in Detroit. Who should the Bengals be looking at closely? Will they take a defensive tackle in the first round for the first time since Dan "Big Daddy" Wilkinson in 1994? Will they go offensive tackle? How promising is the progress Joe Burrow is making with his right wrist? James Rapien joins Trags to discuss all of this on the latest Jungle Roar Pod.
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CINCINNATI -- The Bengals have been busy during free agency, signing five new free agents, including safeties Vonn Bell and Geno Stone, defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins, tight end Mike Gesicki and running back Zack Moss. They've also brought back six of their own free agents, including Trenton Irwin on Tuesday. But much still remains, like signing a right tackle and adding a run-stopping defensive tackle. On the latest Jungle Roar Pod, Jay Morrison of Pro Football Network joins Trags to discuss what the Bengals have accomplished so far.
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CINCINNATI -- The Bengals have finally parted ways with Joe Mixon after seven years in Cincinnati, trading him to the Houston Texans on Tuesday and still managing to save $6.1 million in cap space and the $3 million roster bonus he was due on Sunday. The Bengals also kicked off free agency with three signings that are typical of the Bengals long-held strategy of spending smart instead of big. Richard Skinner of Local 12 Cincinnati joins Trags to break it all down.
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