Cincinnati Bengals

Bengals DT Larry Ogunjobi passed a physical today and has been cleared to practice. Ogunjobi had been placed on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list on July 28.

Quarterbacks aren't the only guys who can have 'It.' Whatever "It," is. Take D'Ante Smith, the Bengals rookie offensive lineman built to NFL specifications and wired with "It." Rodney Holder, his head coach at Grovetown High School, just a Hail Mary from The Masters' Amen Corner, knew it long before the Bengals made his big guy with the baby face the first high school player from Columbia County to be drafted by the NFL.

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor revealed his first depth chart of the season Monday with an offensive line that has Michael Jordan at right guard backed up by veteran Xavier Su'a-Filo and second-round pick Jackson Carman. In anticipation of Saturday night's preseason opener in Tampa (7:30-Cincinnati's Channel 12), Taylor has put rookie tackle D'Ante Smith as the backup to left guard to Quinton Spain.

There wasn't much offense and defense Sunday at Bengals training camp with head coach Zac Taylor bequeathing the majority of practice to special teams coordinator Darrin Simmons. But there was enough for the defense to again flex its muscles.

It's the "Time Has Come Today" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as the team practices in full pads for the first time. Dave Lapham shares his observations and then Dan Hoard visits with Robert Weintraub from Football Outsiders and Cincinnati Magazine.

It's the "Tick Tick Boom" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Boomer Esiason joins Dan Hoard to discuss Joe Burrow. Plus, the last time the Olympics were in Tokyo (1964), Paul Brown attended. Hoard asked Bengals president Mike Brown about it in a new round of "Fun Facts."