Episodes

  • HALFTIME — Bengals vs Jacksonville (Week 4): Fix the Play-Calling, Flag the Right Stuff

    HALFTIME — Bengals vs Jacksonville (Week 4): Fix the Play-Calling, Flag the Right Stuff
    Oct 4 2026
    Live from the Jungle Reality halftime desk. Cincy is fed up: a horrible officiating crew that swallows the flag on a clear Tee Higgins pass interference but throws ticky-tack holding, a Jarrian Jones play on Ja'Marr Chase that should've been an ejection, and an offense that went 1-of-5 on third down for 3 points. His take: Zac Taylor needs to hand the play sheet to his offensive coordinator and manage the team. Then a second-half rally cry. Sponsored by proActive Safety Services. Who Dey.

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    4 mins
  • Saturday Extra: Gameday-Eve — Week 4 vs Jacksonville

    Saturday Extra: Gameday-Eve — Week 4 vs Jacksonville
    Oct 3 2026
    First home game in three weeks. Cincy gets the fanbase loud and lays out the three keys to beating Jacksonville: win the turnover battle, clean up special teams and discipline, and bounce the run defense back. Pick: Bengals 24, Jaguars 23. Sponsored by proActive Safety Services.

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    2 mins
  • Friday: Fun — Week 4

    Friday: Fun — Week 4
    Oct 3 2026
    We're 2-1 and the national media is already holding emergency meetings. Cincy roasts the fire-Zac overreaction, the fumble truthers, and the Bengals' own self-inflicted gift-wrapping in Pittsburgh — then flips to the reset: home at last against Jacksonville. Sponsored by proActive Safety Services.

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    2 mins
  • Thursday: Media & Social — Week 4

    Thursday: Media & Social — Week 4
    Oct 3 2026
    Grading the coverage after the Pittsburgh loss. Cincy runs the Homer Index of local and national voices, weighs the doubters (WOUB, Last Word on Sports, Yahoo, Yardbarker), and holds the hot takes — and this microphone — to the same standard. Sponsored by proActive Safety Services.

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    3 mins
  • Wednesday: Strategy & Matchups — Week 4 vs Jacksonville

    Wednesday: Strategy & Matchups — Week 4 vs Jacksonville
    Oct 3 2026
    No cope, no homer, just the math. Cincy breaks down the Bengals-Jaguars matchup grades and the game plan: start fast, protect Burrow, win the turnover battle, and fix the run defense. Pick: Bengals 24, Jaguars 23 — a coin flip. Sponsored by proActive Safety Services.

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    2 mins
  • Tuesday — Day-After Reaction & Look Ahead (Week 4)

    Tuesday — Day-After Reaction & Look Ahead (Week 4)
    Oct 3 2026
    Cincy's day-after take on the Bengals' 30-27 loss at Pittsburgh — Joe Burrow was surgical, but special teams and penalties gave away about ten points in a three-point game. The defense regressed, and we look ahead to the first home game in three weeks against a tough Jacksonville Jaguars team. Presented by proActive Safety Services. Who Dey.

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    3 mins
  • EPA Weekly — Bengals Player Rankings Through Week 3

    EPA Weekly — Bengals Player Rankings Through Week 3
    Sep 30 2026
    The numbers show. Cincy ranks the Bengals by Expected Points Added — modeled estimates — through Week 3: top five on offense and top five on defense for the year, the top five single-game performances from Pittsburgh, and who's trending up and who's trending down week to week. Chase and Burrow pace the offense; Dexter Lawrence tops the defense. Presented by Golf Ball Plucker and proActive Safety Services. Who Dey.

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    3 mins
  • Wednesday Film Room — Burrow Was Surgical, Lawrence Took Over

    Wednesday Film Room — Burrow Was Surgical, Lawrence Took Over
    Sep 30 2026
    The day-after film room on the Bengals' 30-27 loss in Pittsburgh. Joe Burrow was surgical — 28/37, 282 yards, 3 TDs, first 14 passes complete — and we break down why: quick, on-time throws to beat the T.J. Watt rush. Three great plays: Tee Higgins' off-balance seated TD, Mike Gesicki's fourth-down go-ahead score, and Dexter Lawrence's red-zone sacks. Three self-inflicted killers — a muffed punt, roughing the punter, and a red-zone false start — that gave away roughly ten points in a three-point loss. Strongest unit: the receivers. Weakest unit: the defense, with Dexter Lawrence the lone bright spot. Presented by proActive Safety Services, with an assist from Golf Ball Plucker. Who Dey.

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    4 mins