Battle of Ohio, Part 2! The Cincinnati Bengals (6-8) are heavily favored in this game over their in-state rival Cleveland Browns (3-11) who are already eliminated from the playoffs. Dorian Thompson-Robinson makes his first start of the season, replacing Jameis Winston, who was delivering too many Interceptions lately (8 in the past 3 games alone). Ja'Marr Chase is 10 catches and 2 TDs away from breaking the Bengals franchise receiving records. Also some injury news to discuss. Listen Now! #WhoDey

Warning: This includes cursing! Bengals win 37-27 in ugly fashion. 10 combined turnovers, 26 accepted penalties, Defensive players scoring touchdowns (or not quite). And at the end, Joe Burrow cursed out the head coach on live TV. So, I had to curse too! What a thrill in Nashville! Teeeeee! #WhoDey

The Cincinnati Bengals (5-8) travel down to Nashville to take on the Tennessee Titans (3-8) in a battle of old rivals. Titans Head Coach Brian Callahan faces his old mentor and friend Zac Taylor (He's the Bengals coach, remember?)

Joe Burrow looks to extend his amazing streak of 300 yards passing and 3 TDs to a record tying 5 consecutive games. Only Hall of Fame QB Steve Young has achieved this before. Ja'Marr Chase wants to extend his league lead in every receiving category.

Tyler Boyd and Chidobe Awuzie, 2 former Bengals, will be looking to show their old teammates they can still play.

I forgot to mention, 2 first-round rookie tackles want to prove themselves the better draft pick. JC Latham vs Amarius Mims.

Why was I ever worried? Of course, the Bengals won the game. Thanks to a huge mental mistake by the Cowboys special teams, that gifted the ball to the Bengals. Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase took it all in stride, and ate a few donuts after the game. Then someone broke into Burrow's House! WTF c'mon people, shame on you! #WhoDey

We preview the primetime Monday Night Football matchup between the Bengals (4-8) and Dallas Cowboys (5-7). Somehow, the Bengals are 5.5 point favorites in this game. But injuries are ravaging the roster, and old nemeses await in Dallas. Maybe if things get ugly, I'll turn on the Simpsons version. WhoDey!

It wasn't supposed to be like this! This 2024 Bengals season was supposed to be fun. But all the Bengals seem to do lately is lose, and that's not a lot of fun. We might as well talk about it. There's only 17 of these things a year. Enjoy it while it lasts!

A cold front has swept over the country this week, just in time for the Steelers (8-3) to visit Paycor stadium and take on the Bengals (4-7). The chances of making the playoffs are slim. In this episode, we discuss what to watch for in the game and how some of the players attitudes could shift going forward. #WhoDey

And lo, there was much wailing and gnashing of teeth, as the Bengals record plummets to 4-7 after a tantalizingly close 34 - 27 loss to the LA Chargers on primetime Sunday Night Football. Joe Burrow continues to play like the best QB in the league, but he can't play D or kick field goals. Ja'Marr Chase had an... interesting TD celebration. At least it was an entertaining game. Let's break it all down in agonizing detail!

Another gut-check, do-or-die, must-win, fill-in-the-blank-cliche, primetime AFC matchup. Bengals must improve their 4-6 record or face certain elimination. Some would say the Bengals "need it more" than the Chargers, but don't tell Jim Harbaugh that. He's got his group of "Like-minded Savages" playing a tough brand of football. It's sure to be a test, for both teams. Waiting All Dey for Sunday Night! #WhoDey

Another crushing defeat to the Ravens to drop the Bengal's record to 4-6 and playoff hopes are fading fast. In this episode, we discuss all the highs and lows of the game, and everything interesting that came across the wire. It was an entertaining game the Bengals found a way to lose, again. But Head Coach (For way too long) Zac Taylor still maintains this is a good football team, despite their losing record. WE SHALL SEE! #WhoDey