It’s just my luck that such a dichotomy has formed between the Bengals’ two groups of trench players. It’s truly a yin and yang situation.
You have the position group that was the topic of every national media outlet when the discourse turned to the Bengals last year in the offensive line. The subject was as unavoidable as the group was horrid a season ago.
Then we turned the page to 2018, and the Bengals got to work on fixing it. Paul Alexander was let go, and Frank Pollack was hired. Right tackle Bobby Hart was signed, left tackle Cordy Glenn was acquired, and center Billy Price was drafted in the first round.