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Put me down as hoping for Jonathan Franklin w/ that second-second. I think he's a perfect fit for what the Bengals should be trying to do with the quasi-WC offense.

With the first-second I think they have to go S. Not being much of a draftnik, I defer to others who actually have put in some time studying these guys. Other than the small school issue, is there a major knock on Cyprien? Has he had injury issues, etc.?

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Some of it is the small school thing (of course, the Bengals got a pretty good player out of tiny Augustana College once upon a time...). There are some who think he doesn't have the speed/range to play deep and is more of a traditional strong safety type. But that's debatable.

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If Cyprien is available and they pass him make me really wonder what their plans for SS is this year..

Resign Chris Crocker?....Did Taylor Mays finally put everything together?(which I'd be okay with)

Crocker or another guy off the street.

Mays did quite the opposite of putting everything together. In my opinion, of course.

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I know Hobs has to write a lot. But, as he ruminated on the depth at various positions still available in round 2, he wrote the following sentence:

"For the first time since John F. Kennedy's ground game ruled the White House, every back is still available after round one and the Bengals are picking fifth Friday as the Carson Palmer trade keeps giving even though he's been traded again."

Hobs your freshman composition teacher called, she wants that B- back.

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Interesting stat, the Bengals targeted a RB out of the backfield the third fewest times in the league last year.

If the thought with Eifert was to do the things that successful teams do (see 2 TE sets) than picking up a pass catching RB with speed would help.

They need to get this done in the 2nd.

I felt we had a very good pass catching RB in Leonard just was underutilized IMO.

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Interesting stat, the Bengals targeted a RB out of the backfield the third fewest times in the league last year.

If the thought with Eifert was to do the things that successful teams do (see 2 TE sets) than picking up a pass catching RB with speed would help.

They need to get this done in the 2nd.

I felt we had a very good pass catching RB in Leonard just was underutilized IMO.

He was a one trick pony of sorts, no? Him on the field screams pass every time. I think that using very good to describe him is a reach as well.

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If Cyprien is available and they pass him make me really wonder what their plans for SS is this year..

Resign Chris Crocker?....Did Taylor Mays finally put everything together?(which I'd be okay with)

Crocker or another guy off the street.

Mays did quite the opposite of putting everything together. In my opinion, of course.

I warned y'all. I was immediately accused of over-reacting. :P Let's all hope sky was right.

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Skumbag Jaguars....

Jaguars not expected to go QB at No. 33

With the 33rd pick in the 2013 NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars do not plan to pick a quarterback.

In a piece of good news for Blaine Gabbert and bad news for Jacksonville fans who want a change, PFT’s Mike Florio is hearing that the Jaguars do not plan to draft a quarterback with the first pick in tonight’s second round. The buzz is that the Jaguars want to bolster the secondary by selecting either Florida International safety Jonathan Cyprien or Mississippi State cornerback Johnthan Banks.

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Interesting stat, the Bengals targeted a RB out of the backfield the third fewest times in the league last year.

If the thought with Eifert was to do the things that successful teams do (see 2 TE sets) than picking up a pass catching RB with speed would help.

They need to get this done in the 2nd.

That's exactly what we need, a speedy guy who has hands. That doesn't describe Lacy. What do you think of Kenjon Barner (Oregon) at some point? This es an essential piece of the WCO and we haven't had it in forever

I want a safety here. RBs can notoriously be found late

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Interesting stat, the Bengals targeted a RB out of the backfield the third fewest times in the league last year.

If the thought with Eifert was to do the things that successful teams do (see 2 TE sets) than picking up a pass catching RB with speed would help.

They need to get this done in the 2nd.

That's exactly what we need, a speedy guy who has hands. That doesn't describe Lacy. What do you think of Kenjon Barner (Oregon) at some point? This es an essential piece of the WCO and we haven't had it in forever

I want a safety here. RBs can notoriously be found late

Although as noted above, my preference is for Franklin, I wouldn't have any problem with a Barner pick at all. I'd just assume he could be had in the 3rd or lower.

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