What the podcasts are saying about the Cincinnati Bengals
Here is what NFL podcasts are actually saying about the Cincinnati Bengals: 10 excerpts from 6 shows, taken word for word from episodes published between September 8 and June 30. Every line below is a verbatim passage from a published transcript, timestamped and linked to the moment it was said. Nothing here is paraphrased, and nothing is attributed to a named person unless that person identified themselves on the recording.
“He said, everybody should be talking about the Bengals this offseason. He's filled himself a confident Burrow could be scary if you stay talking.”
“I remember a game this year where it was rocking and then it wasn't rocking, which was the Bears against the Bengals.”
“I don't think the Bengals did anything in any in either sequence that got the Patriots. Or maybe one play they blitzed the safety on a play action that got them. But like for the most part this was I.”
“Now we go back to one o'clock and it's the New England Patriots at nine and two visiting the Bengals at three and seven.”
“The Bengals, how the worst defense in the history of the NFL. When push comes to shove, it's a big game for the Patriots.”
“Ninety nine yards because if I'm playing the Bengals, I want them handing the ball to Chase Brown, not throwing it to t Higgins or Jamar Chase other side of the ball. I wanted to see pre chargers Aaron Rodgers.”
“Who's the QB one rank, Well, they should just rename this segment Who's going against the Bengals, Panthers or Cowboys, because that's who we're going to go. Josh Allen, but I took Jared goff in this one for obvious reasons.”
“The other part that comes into play here is now I think you're streaming defenses against the Bengals until we yeah, it act well, and even I was even kind of leaning that way even.”
“I'll say Jordan Rodriege is a winner because I feel like you have been right on front street of this Bengals story of them not taking care of their people, and you've just been frustrated.”
“Patriots sixteen to ten winners over the Cincinnati Bengals, Week one action in the NFL, Ask and You show received Matt. Let's go to speed in Fresno. Matt, you're next on the Patriots Postgame Show or specheck.”
How these quotes are chosen
Each excerpt is copied word for word from a transcript the podcast publisher supplies with the episode. Nothing is paraphrased, shortened mid-sentence, or stitched together from two speakers. The timestamp is where the passage begins — 47:41 on the first quote above — and the link opens the episode at that point.
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