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Jason and Kevin are back to discuss and debate the potential rule changes for the 2025 season, and go through a couple mock drafts, each with a different scenario.

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Yuck. Jason and Kevin are back to complain about the Bengals' relative inactivity in free agency now that the new league year has started.

On this episode:

-We give an update on the comings and goings with Bengals players.

-How big on an impact will the early signings provide?

- What’s next?

-What’s the inkling on Trey Hendrickson’s future?

And more!

On this episode:

-Trey Hendrickson has been granted permission to seek a trade with other teams. What's the reaction and implications?

-Sam Hubbard has retired as a Bengal. While we celebrate his career, the Hendrickson news brings more defensive line questions for Cincinnati.

-Might the Bengals focus on the interior of the lines in outside free agency and then edge in the draft?

-Joey Bosa could be a stopgap solution at end, particularly with his career being on the left side left vacant by Hubbard.

-And more!

On this episode:

-The Cincinnati Bengals made a wise, albeit somewhat-frustrating decision to place the franchise tag on Tee Higgins for the second year in a row.

-Alex Cappa was released, paving the way for a new starting right guard and providing cap flexibility to extend some of their stars.

-Who else might not be re-signed and/or released?

-Tate Ratledge of Georgia tested well in Indianapolis and should be a prime Night 2 target for the Bengals.

-Some love for throwback Bengals running back, Garrison Hearst.

-And more!

Jason and Kevin are back to discuss the NFL Combine, which opened this week. They go through Duke Tobin's (and others) comments to the media, as well as talk about possible trade value for Trey Hendrickson or Tee Higgins.

On this episode:

-Duke Tobin had some optimistic comments about the futures of Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins and Trey Hendrickson.

-Zac Taylor noted that the Bengals are looking to completely change-up their offseason approach to avoid a slow start.

-Ole Miss's Walter Nolen would be a solid pickup at No. 17 overall.

-Daniel Jeremiah provided valuable insight on this year's class, which favors the Bengals in their roster re-tooling.

-And more!