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We’re going ALL IN on Cincinnati Bengals coverage. 🐅
Starting Monday, June 1, Chatterbox Bengals will have NEW podcast episodes 365 days a year!
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“This is as big of a game as we’ve had here for a while.”
-Joe Burrow on Sunday Night Football matchup vs the Steelers
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Nick Krall, when asked if the #Reds would consider either trading or extending Nick Lodolo:
“Obviously Nick had some struggles with blisters this year. It started at the end of spring training and just kind of worked all the way through the season. So, you know, we want to get him back on track, get him back to where he can be a dominant pitcher in the big leagues, like he’s shown flashes of over the last couple of years. So getting him back to where he needs to get to is a first-and-foremost priority.”
Zac Taylor didn't believe Joe Burrow was limping at any point late in the game against the Falcons.
"I think that's just called swag."
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Zac Taylor pulls back the curtain on what went into bringing Amarius Mims to Cincinnati in 2024.
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Zac Taylor reiterates his confidence in the Bengals' front office and explains how much input he has in personnel decisions.
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Zac Taylor doesn't anticipate any negative effects on the defensive linemen who thought the Bengals were adding to the room before yesterday's trade ultimately fell through.
"I would hope that everyone in the locker room wants us to be at our very best."
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Zac Taylor on the Bengals standing pat while other AFC contenders looked to improve their roster at the deadline.
"I really like where we're at... I think Duke really likes where we're at."
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Zac Taylor discusses Cincinnati's trade deadline blunder.
"[Duke Tobin] is really apologetic about it and wants to make clear that Philly was a great trade partner; it was on our end."
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Scott Satterfield on whether Cole Tabb could take on more of a bell-cow role rather than a committee approach if healthy:
“Is he a guy that can carry it 30 times a game? I don’t know; we haven’t approached that yet. I’d like to try.”
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Scott Satterfield discusses the late-game throw from JC French that was overturned and ruled a fumble, ultimately costing the Bearcats the game with 2:11 remaining:
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Scott Satterfield discusses the wide receiver depth and who he’s looking to step up following recent injuries, but remains hopeful that JV Gibson will have a chance to play against Iowa State:
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Scott Satterfield provides injury updates on Cole Tabb and JV Gibson, who both left Saturday’s game against Houston:
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Miami QB Drew Bellisari following win:
"It's kind of surreal, you kind of dream of moments like that your whole life."
A freshman from Bishop Watterson, Bellisari was 8/15 for 99 yards with 64 rushing yards in the win after starting the year as QB4 on the depth chart.
Chuck Martin describes the process of recruiting Drew Bellisari after losing Tommy Carr to Michigan a week before signing day:
"The Bellisari kids a winner, let's just go with the winner....he never lost a game in high school, his family is winners."
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Chuck Martin says the crowd last night was a difference maker:
"I thought I'd come out in the second half, and there'd be nobody there, and I wouldn't have blamed them. That's why I went over and thanked them....it was a great, great University win."
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Chuck Martin following Miami's comeback win over OU:
"I've been proud of a lot of wins in my life, but I haven't been more proud of a group. To pull this one out is pretty special."
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Coach Mark Pope is asked about his demeanor and why it’s different than last year against Michigan State.
He says he has a learning group, and this message will resonate.
Former Reds closer Emilio Pagán is signing a 1-year, $11 million deal with the Detroit Tigers, according to @JonHeyman.
Pagán declined his $10 million option with Cincinnati earlier this month. He finished the 2026 season with a 3.38 ERA and 25 saves in 42.2 IP.
