There's a lot of buzz around this next NFL draft.  The player
talent is one of the best ever seen, with players like Andrew
Luck, Trent Richardson and Matt Kalil leading other highly
touted talents.  There are many rumors spreading about what
teams like the Indianapolis Colts will do should they draft a
quarterback, what the Cleveland Browns will do with their picks,
and, my personal favorite, what the Bengals will do with their
picks, especially the two first-rounders.  The Cincinnati
Bengals' needs are abundant.  From safety, to corner back, to
offensive line, to running back, there are many holes on the
Bengals team that need to be addressed.  Running back is not one
of those.  The Bengals should not draft a running back, at least
not in the first two rounds.  The reasoning is simple: Their
other needs are greater.  The Bengals secondary is aging and the
need for a second solid corner was revealed after Leon Hall's
injury.  Bobbie Williams is 35 and has proved to be injury
prone.  The depth behind him is w