Same Old Stripes

On today's episode, we discuss what still feels kind of impossible: the Cincinnati Bengals won in Arrowhead Stadium and are going to Super Bowl LVI. We break down the epic comeback win over the Kansas City Chiefs, starting with Eli Apple's incredible tackle of Tyreek Hill to keep the game manageable at the half. Then, we talk about the players who stepped up down the stretch, including BJ Hill, Jessie Bates III, Sam Hubbard, and Trey Hendrickson on defense, plus Joe Burrow, Tee Higgins, Ja'Marr Chase, and Joe Mixon on offense. Later, we scoff at the "Chiefs blew it" narrative and set our sights on the Rams in Super Bowl 56. 

On today's episode, we discuss the magic that led to the Cincinnati Bengals leaving Nashville with a 19-16 win over the No. 1 Seed Tennessee Titans on the leg of Evan McPherson. We share our reaction to the win, including a heroic effort from the Bengals defense, led by DJ Reader, Jessie Bates, and Mike Hilton. Plus, we talk about Joe Burrow's ability to survive 9 sacks and still elevate the Bengals to their first AFC Championship game since the 1988 season. Then, we gush over Evan McPherson, who seems to be born with ice water running through his veins. Finally, we look ahead to the Kansas City Chiefs and the final field remaining in the playoffs. 

On today’s episode, a morning preview episode of the Cincinnati Bengals @ Tennessee Titans match in the AFC Divisional Round, we’re joined by Robert Mays (The Athletic) to preview some of the nuances of the game. He shares why Tennessee’s defense is no joke and why it’s designed to confuse offenses in the pre-snap. Plus, he shares why he believes Joe Burrow has the potential to go on a Super Bowl run, even if it’s not in 2022. 

On today's episode we're joined by two fantastic guests to preview an exciting Cincinnati Bengals @ Tennessee Titans clash scheduled for Saturday afternoon. We're first joined by Jimmy Morris (Music City Miracles and Broadway Sports) for an in-depth look at Derrick Henry's potential workload on Saturday, plus why the Titans defensive line will play a major role in this game. Then, we're joined by ESPN 1530's Mo Egger to discuss the implications ahead for the Bengals, why Joe Burrow provides so much optimism for this team, and how Zac Taylor has changed his status in a lot of eyes. 

On today's episode, we talk through the emotions of watching the Cincinnati Bengals leave Paul Brown Stadium with a playoff win for the first time in any of our lifetimes. We reflect on standout performances from Jessie Bates III and Germaine Pratt (aka Playoff P), as the two played massive roles in the win over the Las Vegas Raiders, including Pratt's game-sealing interception. Then, we turn to Joe Burrow's continued brilliance on the field and why that gives the Bengals a shot to win in 2022 and for years to come. Not to mention, we had to spend a little time talking about the danger factor we saw from Ja'Marr Chase as we turn to the AFC Divisional Round against the Tennessee Titans, who have a solid, but not spectacular secondary. 

On today’s episode, we’re joined by Jay Morrison of The Athletic and Hear That Podcast Growlin’ for some final thoughts ahead of the Las Vegas Raiders @ Cincinnati Bengals match-up in Wild Card Weekend. We talk about the factors that could play an effect on this Raiders team and why Joe Burrow’s poise plays a big factor. Plus, Jay shares his thoughts on where the points might come from for Cincinnati. 

On today’s episode, the guys sit down and share some of their final thoughts ahead of Super Wild Card Weekend for the matchup between the Las Vegas Raiders and Cincinnati Bengals. They discuss how the weather plays a role in the game and why it could be a key towards containing Derek Carr. Plus, they share who they see coming out of each conference and which team they see winning the Super Bowl. 

On today’s episode, we’re joined by Mike Petraglia (CLNS Media, Jungle Roar Podcast) to discuss each team’s unique advantages in Saturday’s Cincinnati Bengals-Las Vegas Raiders matchup. Plus, Mike shares why he thinks this game presents such a great opportunity for the Bengals to break their 31-plus-year playoff drought at Paul Brown Stadium. Then, Willie and TO share their thoughts after revisiting the Cincinnati Bengals @ Las Vegas Raiders, including the vast offensive improvements from Joe Burrow and company. 

On today’s episode, we walk through a wild Sunday that led the Cincinnati Bengals to host the Las Vegas Raiders in Super Wild Card Weekend. We spend time talking about the Bengals advantages in the match-up, including the benefit of a more mobile Joe Burrow. Plus, we look at the concept of an emotionally-spent Raiders team heading into Cincinnati. Later, we discuss what went down in the Bengals-Browns game and why Kevin Stefanski’s coaching performance left a bad taste in our mouths. Finally, we talk about the week ahead for the Bengals and all that could be on the line. 

On today’s episode, we’re joined by Nick Pedone (BetJack.com, The Sports Parlor) to preview a Battle of Ohio that lacks a little substance. Nick unloads on the rough year by the Browns, as we look at the Baker Mayfield situation going forward. We also talk about which Bengals and Browns players we actually expect to see on the field come Sunday and what fans should expect out of a glorified preseason game. We also talk about where the Browns will turn next at quarterback and what moves they need to make in order to keep up with the Bengals in future seasons.