The Bengals handled business against the Browns in Week 14 with a dominant performance from the defense and Ja'Marr Chase, but Tyler Boyd and Trey Hendrickson have injuries to watch

The Bengals may be playing their best, most consistent football in the Zac Taylor era going into a game against a team that has gotten the best of them lately. We break down the trends and key matchups as the Bengals look to beat the Browns at home this week.

The Cincinnati Bengals want the #1 seed in the AFC, but to get there they have to go through the Cleveland Browns who have had their number over the past few years. We break down what will make this time different

Ja'Marr Chase's return had a clear impact on how the Kansas City defense played the Bengals, Joe Burrow continues to be elite, the OL is improving, the Bengals have a good problem at running back, and the defense is cohesive.

Knocking off the Kansas City Chiefs three times in a row has elevated the narrative around the Cincinnati Bengals. They're a better team than 2021 and have a full toolkit to deal with anything the NFL throws at them.

Joe Burrow continues his white-hot streak of quarterback play, Samaje Perine and the run game help the offense stay efficient, and the defense made huge clutch plays as Zac Taylor and the Bengals go to 3-0 vs. Mahomes and the Chiefs in 2022

Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, and the Kansas City Chiefs have seen just about everything defenses can throw at you. Can Lou Anarumo get them again, or will Joe Burrow have to take the offense, hopefully with Ja'Marr Chase back in the fold, toe to toe with the Chiefs to make it 3 straight for the Bengals?

Ja'Marr Chase spoke to the media as he's aiming to return to action this week, and Chris Jones and the Chiefs are looking for revenge

Tee Higgins continues to show that he can be WR1, Joe Burrow continues to play at an elite level, and the offensive line continues to perform well. We break down those performances plus how the defense stepped up against Derrick Henry.

With Ja'Marr Chase and Joe Mixon trending to return against the Chiefs, the Bengals are benefitting from changing their offense and a steady defense in time for the schedule to stiffen as the weather gets colder.

Ja'Marr Chase did not make his return, but Tee Higgins came up huge in the 4th quarter after the defense kept the game close the entire way

Ja'Marr Chase is officially questionable after being limited at practice all week as he works his way back from the hip injury that has sidelined him for 4 weeks. Plus we get into the biggest keys to victory in a game that has big playoff implications for the Bengals as they try to keep up in the crowded top of the AFC.

Joe Burrow expects Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase to play this week against the Titans, and he returned to practice on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Simmons, Derrick Henry and the Titans pose their own challenges as the Bengals look to start stacking wins in the back half of the season.

Joe Burrow's timing was perfect against the Steelers and the offensive line wasn't quite as good as it looked live, plus discussion around Joe Burrow's batted passes, Tee Higgins' and Germaine Pratt's elite game and other thoughts from film study after Week 11.

Cincinnati Benglas head coach Zac Taylor said Ja'Marr Chase is going to test his hip this week, and reading between the lines he may play against the Titans. Plus, Isaiah Prince is back on the 53 after the team waived Mike Thomas and more moves may be coming.

Joe Burrow, Tee Higgins, and Samaje Perine had monster games for the offense while Trey Hendrickson and the D stepped up in the second half to help the Bengals get to 6-4 and keep pace with the AFC playoff picture.

The Bengals lost in Week 1 due to a fluky down performance from Joe Burrow, but taking care of the ball could be a critical factor in Week 11 as the Bengals look for their first AFCN win.

Will Joe Burrow and Joe Mixon get revenge after losing to their AFC North rivals in Week 1? James Rapien and Chris Carter preview the matchup in our weekly Locked On Crossover. The conversation includes T.J. Watt, Tee Higgins, a prediction for Sunday's game and so much more!

DJ Reader is set to return from IR in Week 11, and while we wait for Ja'Marr Chase's hip to heal, we break down what the Bengals need to do to win in the second half, and what's going on at the punter position?

How has Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow played this season? What's different about his game? The guys ask offensive coordinator Brian Callahan that question and so much more in the second part of their bye week conversation.

Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan joins the show for an interview, breaking down Joe Mixon's Week 9 performance, how the offensive line has progressed over the first half of the season, and how the Bengals transformed their running game midseason.

Part 2 of our bye week interview with Lou Anarumo includes reminiscing on signing Trey Hendrickson, how the defense has evolved over the years, and some intrasquad competition between the coaches on the basketball court

Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo joins the show to discuss their win over the Carolina Panthers, plus he talks about their success in free agency, their culture and so much more!

Breaking down what Joe Mixon, the offensive line, and the coaches did with the run game against the Panthers in Week 9 that resulted in a historic performance.

Dax Hill and Chris Evans are week-to-week, but DJ Reader is on track to get back after the bye. Darrin Simmons also hints at a potential punter change as the Bengals self-scout over the bye week.