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!

On this episode:

-The Bengals are reportedly looking to place the franchise tag on Tee Higgins again this year.

-There are caveats with "cash spend", "cap space" and "non-exclusive tag" designations.

-The salary cap has jumped roughly $53 million since 2023 and this year's cap is projected to be in the $280 million range.

-What does this jump in the salary cap mean for the Bengals, their stars and outside free agency?

-A local Cincinnati product could bring depth and starter potential in this year's class at a major position of need.

-And more!

On this episode:

-Germaine Pratt has reportedly requested a trade: Was it because of the new defensive coordinator, team financials, or both?

-Joe Burrow continued his polite public lobbying of the Bengals' pivot to spending big money this offseason.

-One familiar name in free agency could bolster the team's rebuild on defense--even if on a short-term deal.

-An incoming rookie running back could be the perfect complement to Chase Brown.

And more!

On this episode:

-The Bengals were largely snubbed at the NFL Honors annual award ceremony--why?

-Joe Burrow made some eyebrow-raising comments on Radio Row this week.

-Along with Burrow's comments, Cincinnati's star players with contract questions have publicly put the offseason onus squarely on Bengals ownership.

-What's the confidence level in the secondary going into 2025?

-And much more!

The great Trent Brown joins the OBI crew!

-What led to the slow start for the Bengals this year?

-His embracing of a mentorship role for Amarius Mims and his impressions of him as a rookie.

-His interpretation of "The Patriot Way" and comparisons between Tom Brady and Joe Burrow.

-His ranching background and ways for fans to get high-quality meats for the big game!

And more!

On this episode:

-Al Golden gave Bengals Nation positive vibes in his introductory presser.

-Duke Tobin had his own interesting comments about the Bengals' free agency approach this week.

-What's next for Tee Higgins, Ja'Marr Chase and Trey Hendrickson?

-What are the lessons the Bengals should be learning from the Eagles and Chiefs to make their own Super Bowl run?

And a big announcement!