On today’s episode, we walk through a tremendous Sunday in Cincinnati, in which the Bengals, led by Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase, upset the Kansas City Chiefs to win the AFC North on a last-second field goal. We walk through a brilliant day from Burrow, who finished with 446 yards, 4 touchdowns, and completed 76% of his passes. Then, we discuss the best day in a series of best days in Ja’Marr Chase’s historic rookie season. We also talk about our appreciation of Zac Taylor, whose decision to go for the win on fourth down sealed a massive win for the organization. Then, we talk about who the Bengals might play in the first round of the playoffs. 

On today’s episode, Willie and TO take time to break down a game with massive ramifications on Sunday, as the Kansas City Chiefs head to Paul Brown Stadium for a Week 17 match with the Cincinnati Bengals. We discuss how the potential availability of Logan Wilson and the return of DJ Reader can give their defense a boost. Plus, we look at the ways the Bengals defense can attempt to contain the Patrick Mahomet-led offensive juggernaut awaiting them this weekend. Plus, we make our predictions for the game. 

On today’s episode, we discuss the Cincinnati Bengals complete beatdown of the Baltimore Ravens by a 41-21 score, although the game never seemed quite that close. We discuss the Joe Burrow passing explosion and how impressive his 525-yard, 4 TD, 37-of-46, and 0 INT performance from the second-year passer was in Week 16. Plus, we discuss a monster day for the three-headed monster of Tee Higgins (194 yards, 2 TDs), Ja’Marr Chase (125 yards), and Tyler Boyd (85 yards, 1 TD). Finally, we discuss the players who stepped up on the defensive end with key starters missing and share our first thoughts on the game against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 17. 

On today’s episode, we’re joined by Ace Boogie (New Stripe City) to break down a huge match-up on Sunday between the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens. We discuss the difference in expectations between Tyler ‘Snoop’ Huntley and Lamar Jackson, as the Bengals are likely to see Baltimore’s second-string passer. Ace also gives us his thoughts on Trey Hendrickson, Ja’Marr Chase, and Joe Mixon heading to the Pro Bowl. Plus, we take some time to discuss John Harbaugh’s recent ‘go-for-two’ decision-making process. 

On today’s episode, we talk about the AFC North-leading Cincinnati Bengals emerging from the weekend with a 15-10 road win over the Denver Broncos. We discuss what’s ahead for the Bengals and why the division is now theirs for the taking. We also discuss an interesting day from Joe Burrow, which highlighted his patience and poise. Then, we talk about Eli Apple and Germaine Pratt stepping up in big ways for injured teammates, as the defense had a great day without a few key starters. Finally, we talk about a wild day from Khalid Kareem and what’s up next against the Baltimore Ravens. 

On today’s episode, we discuss a wild game between the Cincinnati Bengals and the San Francisco 49ers. While the 49ers grabbed the 26-23 win in overtime, it was Joe Burrow’s masterful performance that has us the most excited. However, it wasn’t without a terrible special teams performance from the Bengals and the team finding ways to lose the game in new ways. We also discuss the regression from the offensive line and why that group is in dire need of more veteran talent. Finally, we touch on the defensive side of the football and why that looks like a winning group for the Bengals from week to week. 

On today’s episode, we preview a key Cincinnati Bengals matchup with the San Francisco 49ers and why it could be a major path towards the playoffs. We discuss which players, including George Kittle, could be a major factor in this game and why Ja’Marr Chase is due for a big Sunday. We’re also joined by Joe Goodberry for a great chance to talk about a rocky season for Jessie Bates III with a contract extension due in the near future. 

On today's episode, we discuss the Cincinnati Bengals wild loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in a 41-22 game on Sunday. We discuss the implications of this game and what left us feeling encouraged. Plus, we dive deep on the Joe Burrow-Justin Herbert debate that emerged following a productive day for both young passers. Then, we talk about the volatility from Ja'Marr Chase in the passing game, as Tee Higgins is blossoming and Tyler Boyd is finally being used the right way. Later, we talk about some of the struggles from Jessie Bates III and why we would still like to the team make a deal to keep him around. Finally, we take an early look at a huge game ahead against the San Francisco 49ers.

On today's episode, we express all of the joy and magic that emerges from the Cincinnati Bengals bullying the Pittsburgh Steelers at Paul Brown Stadium for a 41-10 win. We discuss the team's ability to lean on Joe Mixon, who had a career-high 165 yards with two touchdowns. Plus, we look at a huge day from Tee Higgins and the team's offensive line, both bringing major contributions to a massive Bengals win. Later, we discuss the ascension of Zac Taylor and how he's become the right head coach for the job, even if we all had our doubts. Finally, we discuss an incredible defensive outing and what's ahead against the vertically-minded Los Angeles Chargers. 

On today’s episode, we recap an overall impressive performance by the Cincinnati Bengals, who went on the road and defeated the Las Vegas Raiders to break a six-year, post-bye losing streak in a 32-13 romp. We talk about a massive performance from Eli Apple and a resurgent day for the Bengals defense. Plus, we talk about the team’s ability to ride Joe Mixon down the stretch. They also talk about how a quiet day from Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase won’t be the typical second-half offense and recap a solid day in play calling from Zac Taylor.