The Cincinnati Bengals just got demolished 48–10 by the Minnesota Vikings, and the questions are louder than ever. In this episode of Rule the Jungle, Anthony dives headfirst into the heart of the problem: the offensive line and the nonexistent run game. Who deserves the blame — players failing to execute, coaches failing to scheme, or the front office for not fixing long-standing issues up front?

Anthony breaks down how the trenches collapsed, why Joe Burrow and the offense are paying the price, and whether Zac Taylor’s staff has the answers to get things back on track. More importantly, can this season still be salvaged, or did the blowout loss in Minnesota signal the beginning of the end for 2025?

It’s a raw, unfiltered look at accountability, adjustments, and the hope (or lack thereof) that remains for the Jungle faithful.

The Bengals didn’t just stumble — they got steamrolled. A 48–10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings has fans across the Jungle questioning whether it’s already time to give up on the season. In this episode, Anthony and Will dive into the disaster in Minneapolis, breaking down what went wrong on both sides of the ball, from blown coverages to a sputtering offense that never found its rhythm.

But it’s not just about the X’s and O’s. The guys tackle the bigger question weighing on Bengals Nation: are fans overreacting too soon, or is this blowout a sign of deeper problems? Anthony and Will bring the raw honesty, the heated takes, and even a little hope as they debate where the Bengals go from here and what it will take to rally the Jungle again.

If you’re angry, worried, or clinging to belief, this is one conversation you won’t want to miss.

Anthony is back in the jungle studio to break down an early look at one of the most intriguing inter-conference battles on the Bengals’ schedule: Cincinnati vs. Minnesota. In this episode, we dive into what this matchup really means for Joe Burrow and the Bengals as they test their mettle against a Vikings team looking to prove themselves in the NFC North.

From the trenches to the secondary, Anthony lays out the key storylines to watch:

•Can the Bengals’ offensive line hold up against the Vikings’ pass rush?

•Will Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins find openings against a revamped Minnesota defense?

•How might the Bengals’ defense contain Justin Jefferson and a Vikings offense built on speed and precision?

Plus, Anthony highlights the stakes beyond the box score—what this game could reveal about the Bengals’ playoff outlook, and how it fits into their bigger season narrative.

Whether you bleed orange and black or you’re curious about how Cincinnati stacks up against the NFC’s rising threats, this is your early roadmap to one of the must-watch games of the year.

Who Dey vs. Skol—it’s more than just a clash of chants, it’s a statement game in the making.

Joe Burrow is dealing with a Grade 3 turf toe, and Bengals Nation is holding its breath. In this episode of Rule the Jungle, Anthony and Will break down the injury, what it means for Cincinnati’s season, and — most importantly — who’s to blame. Was it poor protection? Coaching decisions? Or just bad luck catching up at the worst time?

But the conversation doesn’t stop at Burrow’s toe. The guys dig into the ripple effects across the roster, from how the offense adjusts without its leader at full strength, to what this says about the Bengals’ depth and long-term durability. Expect hard questions, honest takes, and plenty of firepower as we examine the state of the Jungle beyond just one injury.

Strap in — because even while limping, the Bengals’ story is still one of grit, urgency, and accountability.

In this week’s postgame breakdown, Anthony and Will dive into the Cincinnati Bengals’ thrilling 31–27 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. The offense roared back to life with explosive plays, timely drives, and a balanced attack that kept the Jungle faithful on their feet. But the win came at a costly price — Joe Burrow suffered a grade 3 turf toe injury, casting a shadow over the celebration and raising big questions about the road ahead.

We unpack the highs and lows from the game, spotlight key performances on both sides of the ball, and discuss how the Bengals might adapt if Burrow misses extended time. From sideline reactions to future implications, this is a postgame you don’t want to miss.

Who Dey Nation — the scoreboard shows a win, but is this victory bittersweet?

One point. One win. One ugly start to the season. In Part Two of our Bengals-Browns postgame coverage, Anthony and Will return to peel back even more layers from Cincinnati’s nail-biting 17–16 victory in the Battle of Ohio.

From offensive misfires to defensive grit, the guys dig deeper into what really decided the game. They highlight overlooked performances, question key coaching decisions, and debate whether this Week 1 escape was just early-season rust or a sign of bigger challenges ahead.

Anthony and Will also share their closing thoughts on what Bengals fans should feel encouraged about—and what still needs urgent fixing—before Week 2 kicks off.

It wasn’t pretty, but it’s still ours. Who Dey!

The Bengals escaped Week 1 with a 17–16 win over the Cleveland Browns, and it wasn’t pretty. In this postgame reaction, Anthony is joined by guest host Marshall to break down every gritty detail of the Battle of Ohio.

From missed opportunities to clutch plays, the duo digs into what went wrong, what went right, and how the Bengals managed to scrape together a victory in Cleveland. They highlight Burrow’s uneven outing, the defense’s key stands, and which adjustments Zac Taylor’s squad must make moving forward.

Anthony and Marshall also look ahead to Week 2, asking the tough questions about whether this performance was just early-season rust—or a red flag for the road ahead.

It might not have been clean, but the Bengals got the job done. Who Dey!

Week 1 isn’t just another game—it’s a statement. In this episode of Rule the Jungle Podcast, Anthony zeroes in on the Bengals’ season opener against the Cleveland Browns. With Burrow leading the charge and new pieces in place on both sides of the ball, Cincinnati enters the Dawg Pound looking to prove they’re the team to beat in the AFC North.

Anthony breaks down the rivalry’s history, the pressure points on both rosters, and what this game means for setting the tone of the Bengals’ season. Will Ja’Marr Chase torch Cleveland’s secondary? Can the O-line hold strong against Myles Garrett? And how does Zac Taylor’s game plan stack up against Kevin Stefanski’s?

The road is set, and the jungle is ready to roar. In this special edition of Rule the Jungle Podcast, Anthony and Will dive headfirst into the Cincinnati Bengals’ newly released schedule and break down what lies ahead for the 2025 season.

From primetime showdowns to tough divisional clashes, the guys dissect every matchup, highlight the must-watch games, and debate where the Bengals could hit speed bumps—or make statement wins. Will Cincinnati’s path through the “Orange Gauntlet” lead to another playoff run, or could hidden traps stand in their way?

Anthony and Will give their game-by-game predictions, season outlook, and bold takes on how Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and the rest of the Bengals stack up against the NFL’s toughest challenges.

Whether you’re a die-hard Who Dey fan or just love some schedule-release drama, this episode sets the tone for the season ahead.

The offseason is over, and the report cards are due. On this episode of Rule the Jungle Podcast, Anthony and Will put Cincinnati’s front office under the microscope to grade the Bengals’ 2025 offseason from top to bottom.

From the big-money extensions to value signings and draft-day gambles, every move gets evaluated. Did the Bengals strike the right balance between protecting Joe Burrow, adding firepower, and keeping the defense strong? Or did they leave key needs unanswered?

Tune in as we deliver our letter grades, debate the best and worst decisions, and share whether this roster is truly ready to take the next step in the chase for a Lombardi.

Who Dey fans — grab your pencils, because class is in session.