Bengals Pick End of Round

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(01-27-2022, 04:49 PM)JoyrideJoe15 Wrote: Soooooo u said the  bengals draft really good/great offensive lineman. And that clearly is not the case.  It’s true that we don’t draft a lot of them which is sad in itself but when we do we swing and miss worse than Jordan.  Ohh hey Michael Jordan that’s right another BUST!!  Lol and Of course zietler counts but he’s bounced around and was solid at best not great by any stretch of the imagination.  Jonah Williams is still a massive question mark at Left tackle and that before u start to talk about the injuries.  Carman so far can’t beat out isiah prince nor adeniji who are other draft busts lmao billy price garbage.  Fisher garbage ogbuehi garbage Anthony Collins garbage honestly there isn’t 1 outside of Whitworth in the last 20 years I’d bang the table for.  The bengals do not do a good job drafting  offensive lineman.  It’s that simple no matter which way u desperately try and explain it.
Now what we can agree on is bringin in FA’s but to think we can go into the draft hoping that the bengals finally fricken hit on a offensive lineman who can come in right now and ball out and protect burrow is disrespectful to burrow and his knee.  The team fails and fails time and time again.  I’m only comfortable drafting guys on the offensive line if there are already studs in front of them via FA.  That’s just the history of this team and how poorly they draft offensive lineman.

I'll try to work through this wall of text.  The Bengals for the most part have hit on their first and second rounders.  I'll go back to the 90s and work forward:

1.  Willie Anderson - HOF caliber
2.  Levi Jones - Pro-Bowl caliber
3.  Eric Steinbach - Pro-Bowl caliber
4.  Andrew Whitworth - HOF Caliber
5.  Andre Smith - Solid
6.  Kevin Zeltler

It's the one bad stretch that really hurt us - Billy Price in panic mode when Ragnow went off the board and Fisher and Ogbuehi.

7.  Jonah Williams - Solid

That's not a bad track record at all.