The Cincinnati Bengals put the pads on for the first time in training camp as they ramp up for 2023, but Trayveon Williams' injury muddies the waters a bit as coaches try to sort the passing down RB competition. We also discuss how Joe Burrow is trying to keep on track physically, and break down the latest in the backup QB competition.

When Joe Burrow walks across the locker room without a noticeable limp after a leg injury, that's deserving of analysis. Plus, we break down the biggest takeaways from Cincinnati Bengals training camp practice #5

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's calf strain doesn't appear to be too serious, but the Bengals signed Reid Sinnett to be their third quarterback for training camp. Plus, we update Trey Hendrickson's contract structure as details became available, and discuss some training camp standouts focused on the Bengals' young cornerbacks stepping up.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow reportedly has a calf strain after Thursday's training camp practice, and we break down what that could mean for his preseason. Plus, some good news in the form of a Trey Hendrickson contract extension which could be a good sign for Tee Higgins' future with the Bengals.

Joe Burrow had a great day as the Cincinnati Bengals opened 2023 training camp. On top of a good practice, he spoke about why his first healthy camp is so important and his desire to play in the preseason.

The Cincinnati Bengals put Chidobe Awuzie, La'el Collins, and recently re-signed Mitchell Wilcox on the Physically Unable to Perform list ahead of training camp, and there are different expectations for each of them as they recover from injuries.

Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown, along with director of player personnel Duke Tobin and Bengals coaches, held court with the media on Monday for the team's annual mock turtle soup luncheon. We break down his comments about Joe Burrow's contract extension, other contract extensions that may follow, Joe Mixon's reworked deal, and the coaches' comments on offseason narratives we've discussed all summer.

The Cincinnati Bengals announced Boomer Esiason and Chad Johnson will be inducted in the 2023 Ring Of Honor class on Monday Night Football in Week 3. We break down why their selections make sense, the most interesting parts of the stories they told in their induction press conference, and who might be next in line for the Ring Of Honor.

The Cincinnati Bengals kept their defense mostly in tact for 2023, but Dax Hill and Nick Scott will be getting extra attention as the new pieces in Lou Anarumo's starting 11. We discuss the challenges and upside for the Bengals' new starting safety duo, the pass rush and interior DL depth, and how Chidobe Awuzie's health impacts the cornerback room in our defensive training camp preview.

Focusing on the Cincinnati Bengals offense, the guys break down what they're watching for in 2023 Training Camp, including Joe Burrow's increasing comfort in an increasingly cohesive shotgun offense, depth at wide receiver and tight end, offensive line improvement, and more!

The questions facing the Cincinnati Bengals in 2023's training camp may be on the margins, but evaluating the offensive line as Orlando Brown takes over Left Tackle and Jonah Williams moves to the right side, sorting out running back depth, and communication with new starting safeties including Dax Hill are questions that we can start to answer in training camp.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon agreed to a salary reduction on Friday for the last two years of the four year extension he signed in 2020. We break down what that means for Mixon, and the Bengals' cap situation as we wait for Joe Burrow's extension.

Breaking down Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's calm approach to the rivalry with the Kansas City Chiefs while Patrick Mahomes' comments reveal the respect he has for Burrow and the Bengals. Plus, we answer your mailbag questions about the Bengals' interior pass rush, three safety packages, and leadership in the defensive back room.

Breaking down the questions around Joe Burrow's extension, and what to watch for at Cincinnati Bengals training camp, including how the rookies are going to fit in.

Corey Dillon has a problem with the way the Cincinnati Bengals are putting together their Ring of Honor and has added to his history of epic rants, and while he has a point about the process, it will be interesting to see how his approach lands with fan voters.

The Baltimore Ravens have a new offensive coordinator and new faces on defense, the Cleveland Browns are a big "if" (again), and the Pittsburgh Steelers are likely to reprise their role as an everpresent annoyance.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow attended a glitzy white party, and that might solidify his position as the brightest star the Bengals have ever had. Plus, we take a stab at projecting his 2023 statline, discuss first round rookie Myles Murphy's like contributions in year one, and try to figure out what would happen if the offense and defense played a full football game against each other.

Offensive tackle Orlando Brown was the crown jewel of the Cincinnati Bengals' offseason, and his fit with the team along with Jonah Williams' transition to right tackle and Cordell Volson's sophomore campaign could have a significant impact on how far the team gets in 2023.

Joe Burrow will take a hometown discount! He's carried by his weapons and defense! John Sheeran joins the show to decide whether these Joe Burrow narratives are fact or fiction.

Finishing up our conversation with Brian Callahan, we get into the rookie class with notes on how Charlie Jones can win in the NFL and how he can earn the coaching staff's trust early, Andrei Iosivas looking less raw than expected, and Chase Brown taking steps to become an NFL running back.

Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Coordinator Brian Callahan joins the guys for another two part episode, starting with the progression of quarterback Joe Burrow, additions of Orlando Brown and Ivr Smith Jr, and iterating on last season's shift to a shotgun heavy offense.

The guys break down key factors for the Cincinnati Bengals to level up in 2023 including continuitity on the coaching staff as Lou Anarumo and Brian Callahan are back for 2023, the addition of Orlando Brown, and improved depth with draft picks like Charlie Jones and DJ Turner. Plus, we get into how the running game can realistically improve with some of those improvements and continuity, how Chris Evans fits into the running back room, some realistic player acquisition ideas that could help this team late in the offseason, and the likelihood of Ja'Marr Chase having a big year.

PFF's Brad Speilberger joins the guys to break down that Joe Burrow tweet, why he loved the Cincinnati Bengals' offseason, and some team-building strategy as we eye future Bengals extensions.

The Cincinnati Bengals have been one of the best teams in the NFL over the past two years with elite quarterback play, the best receiver trio in the NFL, and a versatile defense. We chat with former UConn football intern and writer Max Toscano to break down how the Bengals can continue their evolution around Joe Burrow in the open Super Bowl window in 2023.