The Bengals lack a starter at right tackle just weeks before the NFL Draft. Does that mean they will force a pick to solidify that position or is their starter already on the roster?



The Bengals' 2015 draft class might appear to have been a complete whiff, largely because first-round pick Cedric Ogbuehi hasn't panned out at tackle. That became very evident when the team traded for left tackle Cordy Glenn, essentially admitting the failure in developing Ogbuehi.



But forgotten in that 2015 class is Jake Fisher.



Unlike Ogbuehi, Fisher wasn’t handed a starting job in their sophomore year and had to wait until year three before getting his shot at right tackle. Fisher has seen the field for only 793 snaps in his three seasons and some of those were at tight end and fullback. A heart condition limited his 2017 campaign and he has since been cleared, but what kind of opinion should we have on Fisher after just 400 pass blocking reps? We must rely on his...