Same Old Stripes

On today’s episode, we’re joined by Eric (@JustEric_) and Tyler Meinerding for our first edition of chats with some of our fellow Bengals fans. We discuss the first half of the season and what it means for the bigger picture. Plus, our guests pick their biggest games of the second half.  Plus, our guests give us insights into their own media adventures and some of their highlights from the first half of the season as fans of the team. We also discuss some of the key players from the first nine weeks of the season.

On today’s episode, the guys look at the path to the playoffs in the second half, as the AFC and AFC North alike remain wide open. They talk through a hilarious Week Ten of results for division opponents, plus what that division could mean for the Bengals. they also discuss the news regarding Akeem Davis-Gaither and the opportunity ahead for Markus Bailey. Further, they look at the second half players that need to erupt for big moments, including Jessie Bates III and Joe Burrow. Finally, they wrap up by evaluating the match-up with the tricky team to gauge in the Las Vegas Raiders. 

On today’s episode, they guys talk through a devastating loss from the Cleveland Browns, as the Bengals were crushed at home by a final margin of 41-16. They discuss the collapse of the defense, including a rough few weeks from Logan Wilson and Jessie Bates III. Plus, they bring up the Eli Apple struggles and who could replace him in Week Eleven. Of course, they take some time to discuss where Joe Burrow needs to improve and how Joe Mixon can become a higher-volume option as the year progresses. 

On today’s episode, we’re joined by Nick Pedone of BetJack.com and the Sports Parlor (with former Cleveland Browns defender Phil Taylor) for a preview the Bengals-Browns match-up at Paul Brown Stadium this Sunday. We discuss the noise surrounding Odell Beckham Jr at length as Nick gives his thoughts on the star wide receiver’s future in Cleveland. Plus, we talk about the potential for the Browns to use Nick Chubb and D’Ernst Johnson to give the Bengals headaches in the screen game. Plus, the guys make their picks for Sunday. 

On today’s episode, we break down the terrible loss by the Bengals on Sunday, falling 34-31 in the Meadowlands to the New York Jets. We discuss a dreadful penalty call on Mike Hilton and how the Bengals never should have been in that position. Plus, we’re joined by ZimWhoDey to talk about what went down, who needs to step up, and why fans should still feel good about Burrow and company headed into Week Nine.  The guys also talk about Xavien Howard as a smart trade target amongst others and look at the trade deadline. Finally, the guys take an early-week look at the Cleveland Browns (4-4) and the AFC picture as a whole. 

On today's episode, we preview the Cincinnati Bengals (5-2) road trip to face the New York Jets (1-5) in a game that features two teams on opposite ends of the AFC. We talk about avoiding a letdown in the Meadowlands, but also discuss why the Jets don't have a lot of answers to handle the Bengals. While it won't be a chance to see the now-injured Zach Wilson, the team squares off against first-time starting QB, Mike White. At the end of the show, we make our predictions for Week Eight and pick some fun over/under tilts for Sunday's game. 

On today’s episode, we discuss a statement victory for the Cincinnati Bengals on the road against the Baltimore Ravens. In the 41-17 smackdown performance from the Bengals, the Joe Burrow-led offense finally had its breakout game when it mattered most, including a 201-yard, one touchdown gem of a day from Ja’Marr Chase. Plus, the Bengals defense continues to elevate. The guys talk about the rest of the schedule and a clear path with winnable games; they take strong considerations of the Chiefs fall from grace as a path to the top. Finally, they make some early comments on the Bengals Week Eight match-up with the New York Jets. 

On today’s episode, we recap the Cincinnati Bengals thumping of the Detroit Lions at Ford Field by a 31-14 margin. We talk about the solid performance from Joe Burrow, another big day for Ja’Marr Chase, and grade the offensive line through the first six weeks of 2021. Not to mention, we rave over big days for Joe Mixon and Chris Evans. Of course, we discuss a defense that's emerging as a top-five unit in the first third of the season, led by Trey Hendrickson, Logan Wilson, and Chidobe Awuzie. Plus, we start taking a big-picture look at the AFC North ahead of the Bengals match-up with the Baltimore Ravens, including the vulnerability of the 3-3 Cleveland Browns. 

On today’s episode, we recap the Bengals overtime loss to the Super Bowl-contending Green Bay Packers, who left Paul Brown Stadium with a 25-22 victory. We discuss what looks like a top-10 (and potentially top-5) defense for the Bengals, lead by Chidobe Awuzie. Plus, we consider some of the slow starts from key players, including Jessie Bates III. Of course, ahead of a battle against Penei Sewell and the Lions, we talk about the outstanding season Ja’Marr Chase continues to have in Cincinnati and his ability to run away with the Offensive Rookie of the Year trophy. Plus, we hand out superlatives following Sunday’s game. 

Ahead of Sunday’s exciting pairing between the Green Bay Packers and your Cincinnati Bengals, we’re joined by Paul Bretl (Pack A Day Podcast, Packers Unrestricted, Dairyland Express & Cheesehead TV) to evaluate the match-up ahead. We talk about the Joe Burrow and Aaron Rodgers quarterback dual that could be on the table. Plus, we talk about key weapons (and injuries) that could give these teams a leg-up. Plus, we give our predictions ahead of the game.