Bengals 2019 OL

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(05-24-2019, 12:28 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Hobson makes no mention of Boling. Projects Hart starter at RT and Miller at RG.

In your opinion what do you think the offensive line combination will be week 1 Jordan Seebeck, Dayton, OH

JORDAN: I think we saw it Monday, led by left tackle Jonah Williams, which would make him the first rookie to start at left tackle for the Bengals since Anthony Munoz in 1980. Or, as he signs, Anthony Munoz, HOF-98.

Sept. 6 in Seattle would also be Cordy Glenn’s first NFL start at left guard. Billy Price centers it for a second straight year. Former Bill John Miller would be at right guard for his fifth straight Opening Day start and first for the Bengals next to right tackle Bobby Hart. Certainly Wednesday’s news as reported by ESPN.com won’t alter it. Alex Redmond, who started 15 games at right guard last year, is suspended for the first four games (violation of NFL policy on performance-enhancing drugs) and although he can practice now he’s expected not to be ready until training camp as his shoulder rehabs.

https://www.bengals.com/news/hobson-s-choice-change-of-pace

Callahan was on his podcast and said they expect a lot out of Hart this year, but he also understands why fans are down on him.  They also talked about you can talk X's and O's with Miller all day long, so he appears to be another of those high football IQ guys they love.  With Boling hurt, he probably doesn't hasn't had much of a chance to make an impression or maybe he just doesn't fit the new system very well.

My favorite part was that he kinda crapped on Hobson, who was hyping the new offense.  Callahan told him "Well, nobody comes out in a press conference and says we're going to run a dull, boring offense that never does anything fun."