Locked On Bengals - Daily Podcast On The Cincinnati Bengals

Jake and James reflect on the greatness of Ken Riley's career as he passed away on Sunday at age 72, then look at the 1981 team he was with that went to the Super Bowl, and the general underappreciation for Bengals historic greats. Also, the Bengals broke their silence as the last NFL team to make a statement about racial injustice in the United States, pledging action as they do.

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Jake and James break down the latest news and notes in Bengals country, with Andrew Whitworth joining Willie Anderson on Instagram Live, coaches returning to Paul Brown Stadium, and praise for Burrow's virtual offseason progress. Then we get into the mailbag, with expectations for linebackers, expectations for going to the Super Bowl in the next ten years, and players who might exceed or fall short of expectations.

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James and Jake react to Peter King's power rankings, new leaders on the defensive side of the ball as referenced by Lou Anarumo, and the key takeaways from the interview with John Ross.

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Jake Liscow discusses Joe Burrow's recent comments about social injustice, plus James Rapien talks one-on-one with John Ross about his health, his confidence and so much more

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Jake and James update you on the rule changes owners ratified today, which don't include the onside kick alternative. Then they get into the weekend mailbag with questions about Sam Hubbard's potential, Ken Anderson's HOF resume, and the biggest steal of the Bengals' 2020 draft class.

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Jake and James break down Darrin Simmons' take on the onside kick alternative proposal that NFL owners will vote about on Thursday. Then, a few respected football analysts put out a consensus top 100 list that doesn't include any Cincinnati Bengals - is that fair? Meanwhile PFF puts some respect on the Bengals receiver group, ranking them just outside the top 10 in the NFL.

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Jake and James break down the importance of the potential for a June minicamp, as reported today by Charles Robinson. Then, they get into Vonn Bell's appearance on the Bengals Booth Podcast, and the consistent themes we're hearing about Burrow and the Bengals this offseason. After that, some time reflecting on the most interesting tidbits that came out of our conversation with Ken Anderson yesterday.

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Jake and James talk about Kurt Warner's criteria for a successful Joe Burrow rookie season, then spend some time with Kenny Anderson. They talked about his foundation, his venture into social media, his Hall of Fame candidacy and his expectations for Joe Burrow.

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Jake starts the episode by reviewing the incredible effort to revamp the linebacker room for the Cincinnatoi Bengals in 2020, then takes on a special,experimental edition of the mailbag.

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James Rapien takes a look at the top remaining free agents available and discusses the Bengals' backup quarterbacks. He talks about Jonah Williams' potential, gives Chad Johnson credit for his good deed and makes fun of the first time he met Ochocinco in person.

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