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Today, we're heading back to the NFL to discuss a surprisingly serious injury – turf toe. In Week 2 of the 2025 NFL season, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was sacked and sustained left great toe injury.  This was ultimately diagnosed as a grade 3 turf toe injury requiring surgery.  Burrow was placed on injured reserved and elected to undergo surgical repair. While the surgery reportedly went well, timing for return is uncertain, though initial estimates are around 3 months. 

Day 5 – The Rift in Burrow PassThe shadows are stirring… Welcome to 30 Days to Halloween! Each night, master magician and storyteller Chuck Caputo reads one of thirty terrifying tales from the chilling book Shadow Whispers by Eddie Guevara & Chuck Caputo.This episode: “The Rift in Burrow Pass.”A tunnel rumored to touch the fifth dimension offers escape to a desperate soul… and returns him to a world that moved on without him. Some doors don't close behind you.Lock the doors, dim the lights, and join us for 30 nights of horror that will linger long after the last jack-o'-lantern burns out.

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Paul and Mark kick off the weekend with a lighter feel with the Bengals coming off the Thursday night win against the Steelers.Come to our watchalong on the bye week at BetMGM! We'll be watching the 1:00 games on 11/9 in the VIP room. Email us at thegrowlerpodcast@gmail.com if you want to join!Hit up Eric Sztanyo if you are buying or selling a house or know somebody who is! Reach him at info@teamsztanyo.com or www.teamsztanyo.comJoe Flacco the relatable dadAndrei Iosivas the mustard-toting hearthrob.A Graeters Worthy contestRanking Mark's tweetsHit up Eric Sztanyo if you are buying or selling a house or know somebody who is!Your questions on Dax Hill, Geno Atkins, pass rush, edge types and weird dreamsDad life!Watch and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheGrowlerPodcastThe Growler on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-growler/id1733476604The Growler on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70iJjqgPQrVzQ2pdOwVvDYLinks to all socials, podcast platforms, merchandise from Cincy Shirts and more: thegrowlerpodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Joe Flacco makes his debut as a Bengal and puts on a show as the Cincinnati Bengals defeat their division rival, the Pittsburgh Steelers. The boys discuss whether Flacco and the Bengals have a chance to make the playoffs and potentially make a playoff run, depending on Burrow's injury. The boys will also react to the impressive comeback by the Denver Broncos against the New York Giants and discuss which NFL head coaches might be on the hot seat as we approach the midway point of the season.

So, we attended the Bengals vs. Steelers game last week, and we both agreed this was one of the best games we have ever been to. Listen as we chat about Flacco as QB, Tee holding off on that TD at the end of the game and whether or not we will see Burrow back on the field in December. In this episode we will also talk about FC CINCINNATI!! After their win over Montreal over the weekend, they will now face Columbus Crew in a best-of-3 series—Game 1 is next Monday at TQL. Let's go Orange and Blue!! On the Sidelines is presented by OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers recap NFL Week 7. RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers recap NFL Week 7 in a fast-paced conversation mixing betting insights, analytics and humor. RJ opens by promoting Pregame's NBA season package and a special Mackenzie Rivers deal, emphasizing his 56.6% documented NBA win rate. They then analyze the Giants-Broncos game, where Denver made a historic comeback from an 18-point deficit. Fezzik argues the Giants' aggressive late-game strategy was reasonable despite media criticism, while RJ compares it to the infamous Falcons-Patriots Super Bowl collapse, concluding that both conservative and aggressive play have risks. The trio examine statistical measures like yards per play, win share, and “garbage time” adjustments, agreeing context matters more than raw stats. They shift to other matchups: the Rams' “phony blowout” over Jacksonville, where stats misled; Miami-Cleveland, where weather and turnovers defined the Browns' win; and Patriots-Titans, where quarterback hand size and fumble tendencies hurt Tennessee. They debate young QB evaluations, noting Drake May's rise to third in combined PFF/QBR rankings, arguing he's surpassed Jaden Daniels and could rival Burrow or Lamar Jackson in value given his youth and contract. RJ cautions against premature hype after short sample sizes like C.J. Stroud's rookie surge, while Fezzik defends updating priors quickly. They discuss the 49ers' quarterback situation—whether Brock Purdy's success reflects him or Kyle Shanahan's system—and criticize GM John Lynch for overpaying veterans. RJ contrasts San Francisco's generosity with Kansas City's and New England's frugality, calling the latter model more sustainable. They review league power ratings using yards per play, noting surprising leaders like Seattle and Denver and questioning whether such metrics truly capture team strength. The Chiefs' demolition of the Raiders sparks debate over coaching continuity, situational creativity, and overreliance on one big win to justify Super Bowl favoritism. Fezzik praises Mahomes' intelligence but laments other teams' lack of innovation, attributing KC's success to organizational stability. They analyze Baltimore's inflated market rating, Chicago's surprising offensive efficiency despite defensive woes, and Indianapolis' quietly elite yards-per-play stats. The crew criticizes the Jets' dysfunction, comparing them unfavorably to Detroit's slow but steady rebuild under Dan Campbell, citing ownership and coaching instability as root causes. Fezzik rants about Dallas Cowboys' “showboating” and lack of discipline, prompting RJ to mock his old-school sensibilities while they segue into Philly's adaptability and Minnesota's quarterback uncertainty with J.J. McCarthy's injuries. They close by evaluating team quality via cumulative point margins in losses, with Green Bay and Denver ranking highest in “close-loss resilience.” RJ highlights Arizona's competitiveness despite poor results and looks ahead to Houston's upcoming test as an underrated statistical power. The show ends on a brisk note, promising a Thursday morning release and teasing deeper analytics in future episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Time to Get Up with a Thursday night thriller! Flacco goes wacko as the Burrow-less Bengals bite back against Pittsburgh! Meanwhile - the fallout in Philly - could these Eagles be grounded for good if they can't flip the script in Minnesota? And - the game of the week could be Cowboys Commanders - if the door is open in the East, which of these contenders is ready to roll right through? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

CINCINNATI — It was Joe Flacco and Ja'Marr Chase to the rescue Thursday night when the Bengals absolutely needed it. Evan McPherson's fourth field goal of the night, from 36 yards with seven seconds remaining, lifted the Cincinnati Bengals past the Pittsburgh Steelers, 33-31, on Thursday night in Cincinnati. The play was set up on a perfect lob from Flacco to Tee Higgins for 28 yards from the Pittsburgh 35. Higgins slid to the Pittsburgh 7 and the Bengals were able to essentially kill the remainder of the clock before McPherson's game-winning kick. The Bengals (3-4) snapped a four-game losing streak and won for the first time since Joe Burrow was injured on Sept. 14. The Steelers (4-2) fell for the first time this season on the road. Trags and Skinny break it all down in this episode of the Jungle Roar Bengals Postgame Pod. Burrow's replacement, Flacco completed 31-of-47 passes for 342 yards and threw three touchdowns while Rodgers threw a pair of touchdown passes to tight end Pat Freiermuth, including a 68-yarder for the go-ahead score with over two minutes to go to put the Steelers up, 31-30. Rodgers finished with four touchdown passes in total, all to tight ends. [embed]https://twitter.com/Bengals/status/1979026077486907899[/embed] Aaron Rodgers vs. Joe Flacco didn't disappoint in the fourth-ever matchup of 40-year-old quarterbacks. With Cincinnati's lead pass rusher Trey Hendrickson out with a hip injury, the 41-year-old Rodgers was able to scramble often, buying more time to find receivers downfield. Rodgers finished 22-of-32 for 244 yards two touchdowns and two interceptions. Steelers running back Jaylen Warren added 127 yards on 16 carries. The game ended when DJ Ivey batted Rodgers 60-yard heave to the end zone as time expired. Ja'Marr Chase had a team-record 16 catches on 23 targets for 161 yards and a touchdown. Running back Chase Brown was key in Cincinnati's first-half rally with explosive runs of 37 and 27 yards. Brown finished with 108 yards on 11 carries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bengals PXP voice Dan Hoard joined the show. Dan said Bengals fans feel snake-bitten by Joe Burrow and his injuries over the last few years. How can the Bengals protect Joe Flacco against the Steelers defense? Dan said the Bengals will give running the ball a shot, but it likely won't be a key to a victory. Dan mentioned the turnover margin between the teams and if Cincy can actually take care of the football. Dan said Shemar Stewart will be back tonight and the rookie will have his hands full on a defense without Trey Hendrickson. Dan feels like the Bengals have been vanilla on defense, but got decent pressure on Jordan Love last week. Dan said there is ‘hope' about Flacco carrying the load until Burrow comes back. He believes Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins are the best WR duo in the NFL. Dan reminded the guys that there is no bigger advantage than a Thursday night home game and gives the Bengals a real chance to win.

Steelers and Bengals are getting set for a Thursday Night Football clash in Cincy. How big is this game? Can the Steelers lock down the AFC North with a win tonight? Poni thinks it's a foregone conclusion the Steelers win the division if they win this game. He said Donny and Chris are ridiculous for thinking the Ravens have a chance to chase them down. How do people feel about the Steelers' chances of winning the division if they take care of business tonight? Bengals PXP voice Dan Hoard joined the show. Dan said Bengals fans feel snake-bitten by Joe Burrow and his injuries over the last few years. How can the Bengals protect Joe Flacco against the Steelers defense? Dan said the Bengals will give running the ball a shot, but it likely won't be a key to a victory. Dan mentioned the turnover margin between the teams and if Cincy can actually take care of the football. Dan said Shemar Stewart will be back tonight and the rookie will have his hands full on a defense without Trey Hendrickson. Dan feels like the Bengals have been vanilla on defense, but got decent pressure on Jordan Love last week. Dan said there is ‘hope' about Flacco carrying the load until Burrow comes back. He believes Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins are the best WR duo in the NFL. Dan reminded the guys that there is no bigger advantage than a Thursday night home game and gives the Bengals a real chance to win.

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss championship droughts for major sports cities. Are the Colts the AFC favorites right now? How do we view Lamar, Allen, and Burrow if Baker Mayfield wins a title before any of them? Mel Kiper Jr. joins us to dive deep into how a QB's college experience informs how well they will perform in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss championship droughts for major sports cities. Are the Colts the AFC favorites right now? How do we view Lamar, Allen, and Burrow if Baker Mayfield wins a title before any of them? Mel Kiper Jr. joins us to dive deep into how a QB's college experience informs how well they will perform in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss championship droughts for major sports cities. Are the Colts the AFC favorites right now? How do we view Lamar, Allen, and Burrow if Baker Mayfield wins a title before any of them? Mel Kiper Jr. joins us to dive deep into how a QB's college experience informs how well they will perform in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss championship droughts for major sports cities. Are the Colts the AFC favorites right now? How do we view Lamar, Allen, and Burrow if Baker Mayfield wins a title before any of them? Mel Kiper Jr. joins us to dive deep into how a QB's college experience informs how well they will perform in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle discuss championship droughts for major sports cities. Are the Colts the AFC favorites right now? How do we view Lamar, Allen, and Burrow if Baker Mayfield wins a title before any of them? Mel Kiper Jr. joins us to dive deep into how a QB's college experience informs how well they will perform in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Week 6 was absolute madness across the NFL—and The Couch GMs are here to break it all down. George and Cody dive into the shocking firing of Titans head coach Brian Callahan after just six weeks, what it means for rookie QB Cam Ward, and whether the Titans are spiraling all over again.They break down Brian Branch's suspension for his post-game fight with JuJu, dissect the controversial officiating in the Chiefs vs. Lions showdown, and discuss if the NFL's "Chiefs favoritism" narrative is real or just noise.Injuries are piling up: Puka Nacua, Emeka Egbuka, Marvin Harrison Jr., Garrett Wilson, and even pregame freak accidents with Anthony Richardson and Charvarius Ward. We cover it all.Plus: Baker Mayfield MVP buzz? Are the Bucs the most complete team in the NFL? Can Joe Flacco keep the Bengals alive until Burrow is back? Fantasy managers, don't miss our buy-low/sell-high targets, waiver wire pickups, and the reality check on George Pickens and Chuba Hubbard's rest-of-season outlook.

Good afternoon — hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop mark the podcast's 10-year anniversary while breaking down an eventful week in football, college sports, and basketball futures. The episode opens with celebration and a detailed recap of the Patriots' recent win — including frank talk about inconsistent officiating, unlucky turnovers, and why the victory still matters for New England fans. They dive into their weekly NFL picks and betting slips, previewing every big matchup of the week. Highlights include Joe Flacco's trade-to-start story in Cincinnati, skepticism about the Jaguars, and breakdowns of (Rams vs. Jaguars) (00:09:44), (Saints vs. Bears) (00:10:59), (Dolphins' Struggles Continue) (00:13:16), and the (Patriots vs. Titans Preview) (00:19:51) following Tennessee's coaching change. Other key games include (Raiders vs. Chiefs) (00:22:43), (Eagles vs. Vikings) (00:24:18), (Panthers vs. Jets) (00:29:30), (Colts at Chargers) (00:39:13), (Commanders vs. Cowboys) (00:39:43), and (Buccaneers vs. Lions) (00:44:57) — with sharp analysis on injuries, turnovers, coaching decisions, and which teams inspire confidence or concern. Recurring themes include frustration with officiating and clock management, how penalties swing close games, unexpected quarterback shakeups, and which rosters are built to win versus simply survive. The hosts debate time-management blunders, player availability (Tua, Tyreek, Burrow, Kyler, etc.), and how coaching shifts can reset team identity midseason. College football talk covers the shock firing at Penn State, Indiana's Top-5 surge, major upsets like Texas over Oklahoma, and Notre Dame's dominant win — plus on-the-ground tailgate stories and previews for rivalry weekend (LSU, Ole Miss at Georgia, Tennessee at Alabama, USC at Notre Dame). The show closes with NBA and college basketball segments: (College Basketball!) (00:51:16) and (NBA Futures and Bets) (00:55:25), where Will and Zach share their futures wagers (Cleveland to win the title, Atlanta to take the Southeast), sleeper picks, and award long-shots. Listeners can expect a mix of passionate fandom, betting insight, and detailed game talk — capped with the humor, energy, and chemistry that have kept Little Column A, Little Column B rolling strong for ten years. Episode Chapters: (00:00:53) Welcome to the 10-Year Anniversary (00:02:53) Podcast Picks and Predictions (00:08:34) The Flacco Effect (00:09:44) Rams vs. Jaguars Showdown (00:10:59) Saints and Bears: A Clash (00:13:16) Dolphins' Struggles Continue (00:17:17) Titans in Turmoil (00:19:51) Patriots vs. Titans Preview (00:22:43) Raiders vs. Chiefs Rivalry (00:24:18) Eagles vs. Vikings: A Must-Win (00:29:30) Panthers vs. Jets Analysis (00:34:56) NFL International Games (00:39:13) Colts at Chargers Preview (00:39:43) Commanders vs. Cowboys (00:41:31) Packers vs. Cardinals Matchup (00:44:57) Buccaneers vs. Lions Showdown (00:46:40) Texans at Seahawks Finale (00:47:28) College Football Update (00:51:16) College Basketball! (00:55:25) NBA Futures and Bets Little Column A, Little Column B was created on Sunday October 11, 2015 by Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop. The podcast consists of current sport topics, both professional and amateur, current media entertainment and other pop culture events.

Sports Fellowship with Fox & Frank (feel better, Frank!) features Dan with Allen “Action” Jackson on the line and Rich on the dials (after an I-78 adventure).On the diamondYankees season postmortem: “live by the homer, die by the homer”—and why Alan still wants a change in the dugout.Phillies ousted by the Dodgers in four; Dan's keep/let-walk shortlist (Schwarber/JT likely back, Castellanos has to go).ALCS ticket punched for the Blue Jays; Seattle–Detroit hinges on Tarik Skubal; Cubs–Brewers to a Game 5. Why playoff baseball hits different—every pitch feels fatal.On the gridiron (NFL Week 5)Shanahan magic & the backup bump: Mac Jones steadies SF in London.Vikings edge Browns; Texans blast Ravens; Saints handle the Giants; Broncos stun the Eagles (Philly's OL woes); Cowboys roll the Jets.Colts crush Raiders; Panthers nick the Dolphins late; Bucs top Seahawks in a thriller; Titans steal one from the Cards.Commanders clamp the Chargers; Lions bully the Burrow-less Bengals; Patriots upset the Bills; Chiefs outlast Jags (31–28).Sideline subplot: the “coach grabs player's arm” uproar—old-school correction vs. new-school optics.Pull up a chair for spicy picks, playoff angst, and just enough chaos to keep your group chat buzzing.Special Thanks to:Fox Brothers Alarms - https://foxbrothersalarms.comFirst Baptist church of Phillipsburg NJ http://www.fbcpburg.org/

Cincinnati Bengals vs. Green Bay Packers NFL Pick Prediction 10/12/2025 by Tony T. Bengals vs. Packers Injuries Cincinnati quarterback Burrow is out. Receiver Chase and a left guard are questionable. Green Bay left tackle, right tackle and left guard are questionable. On defense an end is out. Cincinnati has an injury advantage based on the Chao ratings by +2.90. Both offenses have low health ratings at 80. Recent Box Score Key Stats Bengals at Packers 4:25PM ET—Cincinnati fell to 2-3 following their 37-24 home defeat to Detroit. The Bengals rushed for 85 yards for 5.3 yards a carry and were inefficient in the passing game. They allowed for 3.6 yards a carry with 247 yards passing for 10.3 yards per pass attempt. Jack Browning has been benched. Joe Flacco was traded to Cincinnati from Cleveland and will make the start. Green Bay is 2-1-1 with their 40-40 road tie at Dallas. The Packers gained 489 yards with effective running and passing. They allowed 436 yards to the Cowboys playing poorly against the run and pass. Jordan Love hit 31 of 43 for 337 yards with three touchdowns.

Off The Bench is back weekdays from 10a to 11a followed by The Stone Shields Show from 11a to noon! As the crisp October air sweeps through Lambeau Field, the Cincinnati Bengals (4-2) roll into Green Bay to face the Packers (5-1) in a Week 7 showdown that promises fireworks. This AFC-NFC crossover pits Joe Burrow's surgical precision against Jordan Love's rising star, with playoff implications simmering beneath the surface. For the Bengals, it's redemption time. After a heartbreaking 0-2 start marred by injuries, Burrow has engineered a three-game win streak, dissecting defenses with 1,200 yards and 10 touchdowns. Tee Higgins is back, forming a lethal duo with Ja'Marr Chase, who leads the league in receiving yards. The ground game? Joe Mixon is a beast, averaging 5.2 yards per carry. Defensively, Lou Anarumo's unit has stiffened, holding opponents to under 20 points in their last three wins. But the secondary remains vulnerable—watch for Love to exploit that with his quick release. The Packers, meanwhile, are the NFL's hottest team, riding a five-game heater fueled by Love's poise and a balanced attack. He's thrown for 1,800 yards with just three picks, spreading the ball to Christian Watson's deep threats and Jayden Reed's slot magic. Aaron Jones is gashing runs at 4.8 yards per pop, while the O-line, anchored by David Bakhtiari's return, gives Love clean pockets. Green Bay's defense? Elite. Jaire Alexander locks down receivers, and Rashan Gary's pass rush has 12 sacks already. They feast on turnovers, forcing eight in their streak. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #BengalsRumors #BengalsNews

This week on Right On Target, the guys dig into NFL headlines as former QB Mark Sanchez is arrested after a violent confrontation and stabbing incident in Indianapolis. The Browns trade Joe Flacco to the Bengals for a fifth-round pick, but the real story is how Cleveland keeps dodging questions about naming Shedeur Sanders their QB2. Meanwhile, Cincinnati hopes Flacco can bring stability to their QB room while Burrow recovers.In NBA news, Eric Spoelstra takes over Team USA ahead of the 2028 Olympics, Giannis is reportedly open to joining the Knicks if he requests a trade, and Al Horford signs a multi-year deal with the Warriors. In music, Verzuz returns with a Cash Money vs. No Limit showdown at ComplexCon, Drake wins a major court case over his lyrics, and Rolling Stone reveals its list of the top songs of the 21st century.Topics include:• Mark Sanchez arrested after altercation in Indianapolis• Browns trade Joe Flacco to Bengals, Shedeur QB2 controversy• Eric Spoelstra named Team USA coach• Giannis trade rumors heat up• Al Horford signs multi-year deal with Warriors• Verzuz returns: Cash Money vs No Limit• Drake wins lyric lawsuit• Rolling Stone's top songs of the 21st century

Aedan had a title he wanted for the episode but our editor can't remember what it was. A rare in-division trade occurs in the wake of Burrow's injury and Browning's blunders. The Browns sent Joe Flacco to the Bengals and he's on track to start this week! Meanwhile, all sorts of shit + shoving matches popped off this past week and we're here to recount it all! Luke's getting mopped up on picks while Aedan continues to reign supreme. Is the gap insurmountable? I'd imagine, yeah.

Off The Bench is back weekdays from 10a to 11a followed by The Stone Shields Show from 11a to noon! In a stunning intra-division swap, the Cincinnati Bengals acquired veteran quarterback Joe Flacco from the Cleveland Browns on October 7, 2025—the first trade between the AFC North rivals since the Browns' 1999 return. The deal cost Cincinnati a 2026 fifth-round pick, while netting them Flacco and a 2026 sixth-rounder from Detroit. This move comes amid a quarterback quandary: franchise star Joe Burrow has been sidelined since Week 2 with turf toe, projected to miss at least eight weeks, leaving the Bengals (2-3) mired in a three-game skid. Backup Jake Browning's tenure has been disastrous, with eight interceptions against six touchdowns, tanking an offense that ranks last in yards (228.6 per game) and fourth-worst in scoring (17.0 points). Weapons like Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins have been neutralized, as Browning's 64.5% completion rate and turnover woes have stifled Cincinnati's explosiveness. Coach Zac Taylor, noncommittal post a 37-24 loss to Detroit, signaled urgency ahead of Thursday's clash with Pittsburgh. Flacco, 40 and an 18-year vet, steps in as the presumptive starter, released backups Brett Rypien and Mike White to clear space. Why Flacco? His 2023 Comeback Player of the Year magic—leading the Browns to the playoffs—lingers, despite a rocky 2025 (1-3, 58.1% completion, 815 yards, 2 TDs, 6 INTs). Benchings for rookie Dillon Gabriel made him expendable in Cleveland, where Deshaun Watson's Achilles recovery looms. Flacco's AFC North savvy shines: 11 career wins over the Steelers, a Week 3 Browns victory versus Green Bay (Cincinnati's Week 6 foe). His under-center snaps could revive play-action, contrasting Taylor's shotgun-heavy scheme tailored for Burrow. Skeptics question Flacco's arm fading, but at a bargain price, it's low-risk salvation. A 5-4 stretch under Flacco could position the Bengals at 7-7 for Burrow's potential December return, vaulting them into the playoff mix in a muddled division (Steelers lead at 3-1). Chase tweeted excitement: "Old heads know how to win." If Flacco channels his Super Bowl grit, this trade could rewrite Cincinnati's season from farce to redemption. Otherwise, it's another Bengals heartbreak in a rivalry-rich North. Packers vs. Bengals: Week 6 PreviewThe Green Bay Packers (2-1-1) host the reeling Cincinnati Bengals (2-3) at Lambeau Field on Sunday, Oct. 12, at 4:25 p.m. ET (CBS). Coming off a Week 5 bye, Green Bay enters as a 14.5-point favorite, with the total at 46.5.  azcentral.com This Lambeau clash pits a rested Packers squad against a Bengals team desperate for stability after Joe Burrow's season-ending Grade 3 turf toe surgery.  espn.com Key Storylines: Cincinnati's offense has cratered without Burrow, ranking last in success rate (36.1%) and allowing the third-most passing yards (1,295).  sharpfootballanalysis.com Veteran Joe Flacco, acquired midweek from Cleveland, makes his Bengals debut, but faces a Packers secondary yielding just 205.8 passing yards per game (11th-fewest).  bengals.com Green Bay's Jordan Love, fresh off torching Dallas for 319 yards in a 40-40 tie, should exploit Cincy's porous pass defense (27th in pressure rate).  si.com RB Josh Jacobs (76.4 PFF grade) bolsters the run game, while rookie WR Matthew Golden adds explosiveness.  bengals.com Bengals WRs Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins could test CB Nate Hobbs (concussion protocol, limited).  acmepackingcompany.com Injuries: Bengals are decimated—Burrow out three months, S Geno Stone (calf on IR), G Cordell Volson (shoulder IR).  espn.com Packers: DT Devonte Wyatt (knee DNP), OT Anthony Belton (ankle DNP), G Aaron Banks (groin doubtful), TE Tucker Kraft (questionable), T Zach Tom (questionable).  packers.com WR Jayden Reed remains on IR (foot/collarbone).  Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #BengalsRumors #BengalsNews

It's always difficult to judge whether one game was better than another, so this top ten list concentrates on the most memorable moments in Grand Finals along with the impact each had on that game itself and their subsequent outcomes.From Jason Robinson's jinking try that lit up the first edition between Wigan and Leeds in 1998 to Bevan French's spectacular effort to complete the Warriors' quadruple last year, the 'Big Dance' has delivered some truly outstanding memories. Michael Withers hat-trick in 2001 helped Bradford pile up the most points in a final, while Sean Long's late drop goal won Saints the prize the following year, although not before one of the biggest Grand Final controversies. In the last play of the game, Chris Joynt went to ground leaving the Bulls wanting a penalty for a voluntary tackle as the full time whistle blew.In 2011, Leeds had a point to prove after finishing fifth in the regular season and Rob Burrow had something to prove himself, having once again been named on the bench to face St Helens. The teams were locked at 2-2 on a typically rainy night in Manchester when Burrow ducked and dived half the length of the field, leaving opponents grasping at thin air. Not just the greatest ever try scored in a Grand Final, but probably one of the greatest tries scored anywhere.By contrast, the 2014 final will always be remembered for the wrong reasons. In only the second minute of the match Wigan's Ben Flower became the first and only player to be sent off after punching St Helens half-back Lance Hohaia twice, the second landing whilst the Kiwi was lying prone on the floor.And despite being played at an empty stadium due to Covid, commentating for BBC Radio 5 Live, John Kear described the 2020 game as the greatest Grand Final ever. With the scores tied and seconds to play, Tommy Makinson's drop goal from way out hit the post, but Jack Welsby reacted quickest to the bouncing ball, touching down to win the game for Saints in the most dramatic of fashion. Picking the most memorable moment in Grand Final history is going to be tough.

Off The Bench is back weekdays from 10a to 11a followed by The Stone Shields Show from 11a to noon! In a stunning intra-division swap, the Cincinnati Bengals acquired veteran quarterback Joe Flacco from the Cleveland Browns on October 7, 2025—the first trade between the AFC North rivals since the Browns' 1999 return. The deal cost Cincinnati a 2026 fifth-round pick, while netting them Flacco and a 2026 sixth-rounder from Detroit. This move comes amid a quarterback quandary: franchise star Joe Burrow has been sidelined since Week 2 with turf toe, projected to miss at least eight weeks, leaving the Bengals (2-3) mired in a three-game skid. Backup Jake Browning's tenure has been disastrous, with eight interceptions against six touchdowns, tanking an offense that ranks last in yards (228.6 per game) and fourth-worst in scoring (17.0 points). Weapons like Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins have been neutralized, as Browning's 64.5% completion rate and turnover woes have stifled Cincinnati's explosiveness. Coach Zac Taylor, noncommittal post a 37-24 loss to Detroit, signaled urgency ahead of Thursday's clash with Pittsburgh. Flacco, 40 and an 18-year vet, steps in as the presumptive starter, released backups Brett Rypien and Mike White to clear space. Why Flacco? His 2023 Comeback Player of the Year magic—leading the Browns to the playoffs—lingers, despite a rocky 2025 (1-3, 58.1% completion, 815 yards, 2 TDs, 6 INTs). Benchings for rookie Dillon Gabriel made him expendable in Cleveland, where Deshaun Watson's Achilles recovery looms. Flacco's AFC North savvy shines: 11 career wins over the Steelers, a Week 3 Browns victory versus Green Bay (Cincinnati's Week 6 foe). His under-center snaps could revive play-action, contrasting Taylor's shotgun-heavy scheme tailored for Burrow. Skeptics question Flacco's arm fading, but at a bargain price, it's low-risk salvation. A 5-4 stretch under Flacco could position the Bengals at 7-7 for Burrow's potential December return, vaulting them into the playoff mix in a muddled division (Steelers lead at 3-1). Chase tweeted excitement: "Old heads know how to win." If Flacco channels his Super Bowl grit, this trade could rewrite Cincinnati's season from farce to redemption. Otherwise, it's another Bengals heartbreak in a rivalry-rich North. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #BengalsRumors #BengalsNews

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Off The Bench is back weekdays from 10a to 11a followed by The Stone Shields Show from 11a to noon! The Cincinnati Bengals' 2025 season, once brimming with Super Bowl whispers, has devolved into a sobering 2-3 skid, capped by a humiliating 37-24 home loss to the Detroit Lions on October 5. Jake Browning, thrust into the starting role after Joe Burrow's turf toe surgery sidelined the star QB for months, engineered a late rally with three fourth-quarter touchdown passes to Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. But it was too little, too late—Detroit's backfield duo of Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery carved up the Bengals' defense for 14 combined scores, tying an NFL record and exposing Cincy's porous run D, which has surrendered 150+ yards in each of the last three defeats. Over the past trio of games, the Bengals have been outscored 113-37, their offense sputtering at a league-worst 17 points per game without Burrow's magic. Browning's eight picks this season scream turnover roulette, while the once-vaunted pass rush—led by Trey Hendrickson—has tallied just five sacks since Week 2. Fans, donning paper bags at Paycor Stadium, are left questioning Zac Taylor's schemes amid a franchise-record futility streak. Now, eyes turn to a daunting Week 6 road tilt against the Green Bay Packers on October 12 at Lambeau Field. Green Bay (2-1-1) enters post-bye, fresh and ferocious, with Jordan Love slinging eight TDs against one INT in four games. Their ground game, powered by Josh Jacobs' 1,300+ yards from a year ago, could feast on Cincy's leaky front. Oddsmakers peg the Pack as 14.5-point favorites, predicting a Bengals upset probability under 40%. Yet, in the shadow of Burrow's eventual return, this could be the grit-check that reignites Bengal Nation—or buries their playoff hopes deeper. Resilience or rout? Lambeau will tell. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #BengalsRumors #BengalsNews

Send us a textComedian Gary Owen pulls up to Out of Pocket with RG3 & Greta Griffin for an unfiltered, laugh-out-loud ride. From his “forget it” halftime speech for the Cincinnati Bengals, to why he'd take Kaepernick today, to candid takes on Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift, Deion & Shedeur Sanders, LeBron vs. Jordan, and the WNBA's new villains — Gary goes there. He also opens up about crowd work going viral, cancel-proof comedy, bombing at a West Hollywood variety night, and the moment his audience shifted. Then Gary's fiancée Brie jumps in for stories about flip-flops, moms who can cook, and what actually makes their relationship work.In this episode:• Bengals without Burrow and the “F— it” halftime speech• Kaepernick vs. Browning, veteran QB mindset• Travis & Taylor, “white-black guy” jokes, and pop-culture pivots• Prime at Colorado, Shedeur's swagger, and why confidence triggers people• LeBron vs. MJ, peak Shaq dominance• Crowd work, virality, and surviving “cancel culture”• WNBA discourse, Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and the power of a great villain• Worst gig ever, plus rapid-fire chaosIf you laugh, share it. If you disagree, tell us why.Subscribe for new episodes and drop who we should have on next — Gary wants Shaq.

The Vikings beat Cleveland in London. The Colts CRUSHED the Raiders. The Saints beat the Giants and Jaxson Dart started well. Dart was bad after throwing two touchdowns. George Pickens is having a great year in Dallas. The Lions crushed the Bengals and the Bengals might not win another game without Burrow.

Hour 4 with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey: Opening our 2025 Pirates time capsule. Joe was high on Ji Hwan Bae. Bob thought Joey Bart would lead the team in average and go to the All-Star Game. Austin thought the Pirates would have THREE ALL-STARS. The Vikings beat Cleveland in London. The Colts CRUSHED the Raiders. Lions crushed the Bengals and the Bengals might not win another game without Burrow.

Off The Bench is back weekdays from 10a to 11a followed by The Stone Shields Show from 11a to noon! In a game that started as a nightmare and ended in futile desperation, the Cincinnati Bengals fell 37-24 to the Detroit Lions on October 5, 2025, at Paycor Stadium, extending their skid to three straight defeats. What began as a 28-3 halftime rout—fueled by Detroit's explosive backfield duo of Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery tying an NFL record with their 14th combined touchdown—devolved into a fourth-quarter mirage for Bengals fans. Cincinnati, now 2-3, has been outscored 113-37 over this brutal stretch, a stark reminder of life without injured star Joe Burrow. Quarterback Jake Browning, filling in admirably during a 2023 late-season surge, looked utterly lost under center. He threw three interceptions—two deep in Bengals territory that gifted Detroit short-field touchdowns—before salvaging his stat line with 251 yards and three fourth-quarter scores to Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Those late strikes, including a 65-yard bomb to Chase, trimmed the deficit to 35-24 and sparked brief "Stripe the Jungle" chants amid boos that rained down after his third pick. But it was too little, too late; a failed onside kick and safety sealed the embarrassment. Browning now ranks second in the NFL with eight picks, his adjusted EPA per dropback a woeful -0.44, dead last among qualifiers. Head coach Zac Taylor shouldered blame for the slow starts but doubled down on faith in Browning, saying, "I believe Jake can win games for us." Yet, postgame whispers of accountability rang hollow: Taylor admitted hearing bench calls from the crowd, while Browning owned his "awful" play, deferring any changes to the staff. The leash? Shortening fast. With Burrow sidelined until at least December from toe surgery, rumors swirl of an upgrade. Analysts urge trading for a veteran like Russell Wilson or the benched Kirk Cousins to stem the bleeding—Brett Rypien, the roster's only other QB, boasts a 4-9 TD-INT ratio in limited action. Facing Green Bay next, then primetime tilts against the Jets and Steelers, Cincinnati's 2-3 perch in a wobbly AFC North (Ravens and Browns at 1-4) offers a lifeline. But sticking with Browning risks irrelevance; the front office must act, or this season crumbles before Burrow's return. The Bengals' Super Bowl window creaks open—don't slam it shut with indecision. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Bengals #BengalsRumors #BengalsNews

Paul and Mark try to find light in the darkness of the Bengals world. -Come down to our live show Sunday at BetMGM/Tom's Watch Bar from noon-1pm. Win tickets to Bengals-Steelers and get exclusive parlay boosts-Finding fixes for the Bengals funk-Is there a positive storyline?-Checking in on depressed Bill-Our guy Eric Sztanyo from Keller Williams Realty stops by asking what storylines Paul is wishing for and with an important tip for home buyers-Your questions on trading Burrow (!), free agents with connections, Hola Barcelona, ownership stadium builds, buying monkey night football, dropping defensive linemen in coverage-Growl Pal Spotlight to Dance Factory Fitness-Dad Life with a plea for the garbage disposal communityWatch and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheGrowlerPodcastThe Growler on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-growler/id1733476604The Growler on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70iJjqgPQrVzQ2pdOwVvDYLinks to all socials, podcast platforms, merchandise from Cincy Shirts and more: thegrowlerpodcast.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL player props for week 5. Munaf Manji (0:16 - 0:58) opened by welcoming listeners to the NFL Week 5 props edition, promising four picks each, touchdown props, and a final best bet. He highlighted last week's success going 3-1 and cashing Bo Nix's passing yards over, setting momentum for this week. SleepyJ (0:59 - 1:15) returned after a busy week, eager to deliver winners. Munaf (1:17 - 1:50) stressed their 3-1 record on best bets and shifted to quarterback props. SleepyJ (1:51 - 3:23) started with Tua Tagovailoa under 32.5 passing attempts, noting Miami's offense fares worse when Tua throws more, pointing to past losses tied to higher attempts. With Tyreek Hill out and Carolina better attacked on the ground, he expected “more HN, less Tua.” Munaf (3:23 - 6:51) agreed Miami should run more without Hill's deep threat. His QB prop was Baker Mayfield to throw an interception vs. Seattle, citing the Seahawks' ball-hawking defense that intercepted Purdy, Rodgers, and Murray twice each. He noted Mayfield threw three picks vs. Seattle in 2019 and another in 2023, making turnovers likely. SleepyJ (6:51 - 7:28) reinforced that without Mike Evans, Mayfield would struggle. Moving to running backs, SleepyJ (7:37 - 9:10) played Jordan Mason under 80.5 rushing + receiving yards against Cleveland, explaining the Browns' top-ranked run defense and Minnesota's depleted offensive line left Mason little chance. Munaf (9:10 - 12:37) supported this with stats: Browns allowing 60.5 rush yards per game and 2.29 per carry. His RB pick was Justice Hill over 14.5 receiving yards, noting Lamar Jackson's absence meant Cooper Rush would rely on checkdowns. Hill's snaps rose to 59% and he logged 41 yards last week, showing reliable production. SleepyJ (12:37 - 13:54) agreed, suggesting Hill could equal Henry's snaps. At wide receiver, SleepyJ (14:03 - 15:37) chose Garrett Wilson over 62.5 yards, citing Dallas' league-worst pass defense and Wilson's dominance with 38 team targets versus the next at six. Munaf (15:38 - 19:43) added Dallas allows 207 yards per game to WRs, worst in the NFL, and praised Wilson's opportunity. His WR pick was Courtland Sutton over 56.5 yards, pointing to chemistry with Bo Nix and recent big-yardage games. SleepyJ (19:44 - 21:17) highlighted Eagles rookie Quinyon Mitchell's struggles, making Sutton a strong matchup. At tight end, SleepyJ (21:28 - 23:49) doubled up with Trey McBride over 63.5 yards and Marvin Harrison Jr. over 50.5 yards for Arizona, arguing with RBs hurt, Kyler Murray would lean on them. Munaf (23:50 - 27:15) agreed, calling it a breakout spot. His TE pick was Sam LaPorta over 39.5 yards vs. Cincinnati, who allow 61 per game to TEs. SleepyJ (27:16 - 29:00) warned about blowout risk but leaned over. Munaf (29:00 - 30:14) emphasized Cincinnati's fragile psyche without Burrow. After promotions, SleepyJ (32:46 - 34:33) chose Alvin Kamara anytime TD vs. the Giants, noting his slump could rebound against a weak rush defense. Munaf (34:34 - 38:57) picked Quinton Johnson anytime TD for the Chargers, citing three scores in four games and Washington's poor defense. For their best bet, Munaf (38:57 - 40:41) gave Nico Collins over 72.5 yards vs. Baltimore, with back-to-back big games and Ravens' injury-riddled secondary. SleepyJ (40:41 - 40:40) added Collins could hit alt lines of 100+ easily, even 150 if the Ravens' holes were exposed. Munaf (40:41 - 41:38) confirmed Collins' alt yardage odds, locking in Texans WR Nico Collins over 72.5 as the official best bet. SleepyJ (41:39 - 42:02) closed by urging use of the promo code and predicting another winning week, while Munaf (42:02 - 42:19) signed off confident they'd improve to 4-1 on best bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

00:00 – Opening banter & handling losses 00:21 – Arik welcomes fans to Season 3 01:06 – Introducing new co-host Michael Bennett 02:05 – Bennett on Armstead's growth on and off the field 03:18 – Mentorship, family, and life lessons from the NFL 06:00 – Why football culture often overlooks stability & family 08:30 – Brotherhood beyond the helmet & training together 12:57 – “The secret is in the dirt”: mindset & work ethic 14:33 – Bouncing back after a loss & team leadership 18:00 – Why Arik started podcasting while still playing 23:00 – Balancing being a player vs. having a podcast 29:45 – Breaking down the sack vs. Joe Burrow 33:30 – Reactions to Burrow's injury & QB injuries in football 37:15 – The unstoppable “Tush Push” and player safety 43:45 – Old school vs. new school NFL eras 45:20 – NFL fashion talk — vests, suits, and wild pregame fits 49:05 – Previewing Jaguars vs. Texans matchup About Third & Long: A weekly NFL masterclass, reimagined. Third and Long takes fans beyond the headlines with Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Arik Armstead and Super Bowl champion Michael Bennett. Each week, Arik and Mike break down the biggest moments from the Jaguars' season, grade performances, and offer raw, unfiltered insight into life in the league. From the trenches to the locker room, get the player's perspective on the NFL's highest-stakes action. #ThirdAndLong #ArikArmstead #MichaelBennett #Jaguars #NFL #NFLPodcast #Podcast #AthletePodcast #SportsPodcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Britt and Craig return for Episode 361, pumpkin beers in hand, and dive straight into the carnage of Week 5. With stars dropping across the league - Burrow, Lamar, CeeDee, Purdy, Kittle, and more. They break down just how bad the injury bug has gotten and why the waiver wire (and guillotine leagues) might be the only salvation.

Hour 3 of the Big Show with George Rusic & Matt Rose is on demand! To kick off the hour the guys are joined by NFL Analyst Ross Tucker. Ross and the guys talk pizza, if the Ravens are in trouble, the Bengals without Burrow, and more! Later the guys continue their offseason review series! Brendan Batchelor joins the show to talk all things Vancouver Canucks(30:11) Later, Eric Francis joins the show. Eric and the guys discuss all the storylines around the Flames as the preseason is slowly winding down. Eric speaks on Matvei Gridin, Zayne Parekh, Rory Kerins, the backup goaltending battle and more! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

[00:00:00] – Episode Introduction [00:00:56] – [00:01:32] – Joe Burrow's Absence and Team Struggles [00:02:40] – [00:03:19] – Lack of Fight and Team Identity Crisis [00:03:19] – [00:04:58] – Coaching and Penalties [00:04:58] – [00:05:35] – Identity Crisis Continues [00:05:35] – [00:07:57] – Offensive Line and Team Construction [00:07:57] – [00:08:59] – Building Around Offensive Line, Struggles with Run Game [00:08:59] – [00:12:10] – Angst at Line of Scrimmage [00:12:10] – [00:13:32] – Schematic Adjustments & Lack of Identity [00:13:32] – [00:14:54] – Jamar Chase, T. Higgins, and Maximizing Talents [00:14:54] – [00:15:52] – Why the Stars Can't Produce [00:15:52] – [00:16:39] – Does the Team Have Fight Left? [00:16:39] – [00:17:57] – Players' Motivations and Future [00:17:57] – [00:19:27] – Lack of Production Beyond the Stars [00:19:27] – [00:20:21] – Shamar Stewart Injury Update [00:20:21] – [00:22:08] – Look Ahead: Detroit Lions Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Off The Bench is back weekdays from 10a to 11a followed by The Stone Shields Show from 11a to noon! Last night's "Monday Night Football" showdown at Empower Field at Mile High turned into a nightmare for the Cincinnati Bengals, who fell flat in a humiliating 28-3 drubbing by the Denver Broncos. Entering Week 4 at 2-1, the Bengals were riding high after gritty wins over the Browns and Jaguars, but the absence of star quarterback Joe Burrow—sidelined by a Grade 3 turf toe injury—exposed their vulnerabilities like never before. Backup Jake Browning, thrust into the spotlight, managed a dismal 14-of-25 for just 105 yards, with zero touchdowns and the offense mustering a pathetic 159 total yards. It was a symphony of miscues: penalties stalled drives, the line crumbled under pressure, and the defense, once a Bengals hallmark, leaked like a sieve. The Broncos, meanwhile, feasted. Rookie sensation Bo Nix orchestrated a masterclass, completing 29 of 42 passes for 326 yards, two aerial scores, and adding a rushing touchdown to cap his MVP-worthy night. Running back J.K. Dobbins bulldozed for 101 yards—the first 100-yard rusher under coach Sean Payton—while receiver R.J. Harvey snagged a 12-yard touchdown to seal the rout. Denver's opportunistic play turned Bengals turnovers into points, improving the Broncos to 2-2 and injecting life into a franchise starved for prime-time joy. For Cincinnati, now 2-2, the loss stings in a wide-open AFC North, with a daunting Lions matchup looming on Oct. 5. Burrow's return can't come soon enough; without him, the Who-Dey faithful are left questioning if this team's championship window is slamming shut. Shifting gears to baseball, Cincinnati sports fans get a shot at catharsis tonight as the Reds clash with the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the NL Wild Card Series at Dodger Stadium (9:08 p.m. ET, ESPN). The Reds (83-79) stormed into October on the regular season's final day, edging the Mets in a payroll-punishing thriller—their first playoff dance since 2020. Riding momentum, they're underdogs at +167 odds, but sparkplug shortstop Elly De La Cruz (22 HRs, 86 RBIs) could be the X-factor, his speed and flair a nightmare for LA's stars like Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman (.295 BA, scorching lately). On the hill, Reds ace Hunter Greene faces Dodgers lefty Blake Snell in a pitcher's duel, with the over/under at 7.5. LA (93-69), the defending champs with a half-billion-dollar payroll, dominated the season series 30-15 but swept Cincy at home last month. Still, the Reds' sneaky bullpen edge and 30-year-old ghosts of their 1995 NLDS sweep over LA fuel upset dreams. A Reds win tonight? It'd be the ultimate salve for Bengals wounds, proving Cincinnati's stripes run deeper than one bad night. Buckle up—October magic awaits. Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Holy (Trap). Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name Exercise (Rock). #Reds #Bengals #RedsPostseason

LaVar Arrington, TJ Houshmandzadeh, and Plaxico Burress talk about the Dolphins valiant effort against the Bills on Thursday night and if they bought Mike McDaniel more time, how the Bengals can stay afloat as Joe Burrow will mis extended time this season, and a big discussion on Tom Brady in the coaches booth! #2pros #fsrweekendsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive into the latest NFL buzz as we break down the Dolphins' struggles against the Bills and the growing calls for Mike McDaniel's firing—could he be the perfect addition to the Packers' staff? We explore Tom Brady's controversial dual role as Raiders owner and broadcaster, questioning if it's tipping the scales unfairly. Finally, we rank the 2020 QB draft class with a deep dive into predictive metrics, putting Jordan Love under the spotlight. Dolphins fans' extreme protests and the rumblings of a coaching change, including McDaniel's history with Matt LaFleur. Tom Brady's restricted access as an announcer and why the uproar might be overblown. A custom Predictive Quarterback Index ranking Love above Burrow, Herbert, Hurts, and Tua based on EPA, CPOE, and more. ESPN's shallow analysis critiqued against data-driven insights for the 2020 class. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY and visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. Subscribe, rate, and review to stay ahead of Packers news—join the conversation on social media! #PackersPodcast #NFLAnalysis #JordanLove #MikeMcDaniel To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com Or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/packernetpodcast

Charles McDonald of Yahoo Sports joins Bomani Jones. First, they discuss Joe Burrow's injury and whether his aggressive play style is potentially to blame. Later, they react to Tom Brady's weird post-career decision to be both an NFL broadcaster and part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. They also discuss the potential ban on the Tush-push and the possibility of Michael Vick becoming the next coach at Virginia Tech. 00:00 - Introduction 01:20 - Falcons take down Vikings 06:00 - Remember when Dak Prescott got his ass whipped? 09:00 - Is Joe Burrow to blame for his continued injuries? 32:20 - Tom Brady has too many jobs 49:25 - Michael Vick to Virginia Tech? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a Monday Night Football Double Header, Taylor's biggest problem was Tom Brady in a suit in the coach's booth. Mikey A can't help but love when Tony Romo calls a game. Izzy can't believe that so many people are ready to bail on Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Is the Bengals offensive line to blame for Burrow's injury? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Could Joe Burrow's toe injury keep him out for the entire season? Yahoo Sports' Andrew Siciliano, Frank Schwab and Charles Robinson run through the litany of QB injuries that plagued Week 2 of NFL action, focusing on Burrow's latest unlucky injury and J.J. McCarthy's high ankle sprain. Could Carson Wentz "pull a Sam Darnold" for the second season in a row in Minnesota? They move on to discuss the Miami Dolphins' rough start to the season. Is Mike McDaniel on the hot seat? They also discuss Russell Wilson cooking the Dallas Cowboys defense and quieting calls for Jaxson Dart. Later in the show they discuss Daniel Jones' next contract, the Detroit Lions' Week 2 statement win and the Chiefs' 0-2 start. Can Kansas City's offense bounce back to rally around Patrick Mahomes?(5:01) - Burrow sidelined for at least 3 months(19:13) - Could Wentz take McCarthy's job?(25:30) - Mike McDaniel on the hot seat?(33:51) - Welcome back, Vintage Russ!(40:27) - Is Daniel Jones playing his way into a big deal?(48:35) - Lions put 52 points on da Bears(55:24) - Chiefs start 0-2

The Ringer's Bill Simmons and Cousin Sal react to Week 2 of the NFL season before getting into some “depressed fan base” rankings and playing a game of “I give up” (2:58). Then, they guess the lines for Week 3, discuss the Canelo vs. Crawford fight, and finally close with Parent Corner (01:09:06). Host: Bill Simmons Guest: Cousin Sal Producers: Chia Hao Tat, Eduardo Ocampo, and Steve Ceruti This episode is sponsored by State Farm®️. Don't settle for just any insurance when there's State Farm. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit⁠⁠ www.rg-help.com⁠⁠ to learn more about the resources and helplines available. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Jourdan Rodrigue, Patrick Claybon and Nick Shook to recap the Week 2 action from around the NFL. The show starts with a look at Jaguars at Bengals (01:15), followed by Eagles at Chiefs (12:20), Bears at Lions (21:40), Seahawks at Steelers (31:09), Rams at Titans (40:44), Bills at Jets (47:00), Panthers at Cardinals (54:04), 49ers at Saints (01:01:30), Giants at Cowboys (01:10:13), Broncos at Colts (01:20:15), Patriots at Dolphins (01:28:15), Browns at Ravens (01:37:00), and the Sunday Night Football matchup between the Falcons and Vikings (01:44:37). Finally, Gregg and Nick wrap the show up with their reaction to the update on Joe Burrow's injury (01:53:20). Note: time codes approximate. NFL Daily YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nflpodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Matt Jones and Drew Franklin kick off another 'International Edition' of NFL Cover Zero with Matt in South Africa. Matt wonders if kids should be allowed to fly in first or business class. What does the Chiefs loss to the Eagles mean for KC moving forward? Cowboys OT win was the wildest game of the day. Do the Giants stick with Russell Wilson? Matt is concerned with Joe Burrow's injury and thinks the Dolphins have to have questions about Tua Tagovailoa. Matt tells some stories of his trip through South Africa. Was this week's Steelers team closer to what they really are? The 49ers have to be happy with the performance of Mac Jones. Drew wants to apologize for the Colts after Daniel Jones has carried them to a 2-0 record. Is this Lions team more what we're like to see this season? Josh Allen breaks his nose, but seems like he's going to be fine. How surprising is it to the Cardinals 2-0? Matt and Drew adjust their Power Rankings after 2 weeks including asking what do you do with the Chiefs? Matt wraps up with plans for his next few days in South Africa and has to comment on the Zach Bryan fence climbing situation!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.