In the third episode of Jungle Talk, Marc and Sam discuss the departure of Giovani Bernard and the Bengals getting “new stripes”. In the Main Event, it’s all draft strategy for the first three rounds, including what the team should/will do for Joe Burrow at No. 5 overall. Will they protect him with Penei Sewell or reunite him with Ja’Marr Chase?
We are less than a week away from the 2021 NFL Draft and trade rumors are swirling. With trade talk at its peak for the season, members of the Prime Time Sports Talk Scouting Staff break down five trades they’d like to see on draft night.
The Bengals secured their franchise quarterback, Joe Burrow, last year; however, they failed to protect him at all. Hits accumulated at an enormous pace until Burrow suffered a devastating knee injury versus Washington. After also losing AJ Green to the Arizona Cardinals in free agency, questions arise as to what the Bengals should do at their pick.
Marc and Sam return for another episode of “Jungle Talk”, covering all things Bengals. This week they discuss the free agency spending spree thus far and whom else needs to be targeted.
Only one team can lift the Lombardi next February. 31 teams will fall short. Here’s why each team will not have what it takes to win the Super Bowl next year.
On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Eagles officially gave long-time tight end Zach Ertz permission to seek a trade. The Eagles are seeking a third- or fourth-round pick for the 30-year-old tight end. Let’s take a look at the five teams that could be a great landing spot for Ertz.
As free agency and the draft approach, every team has some level of excitement. Some teams are looking to contend in 2021. Others only want to move in the right direction. However, the NFL is unique in that every team has a chance to win the Super Bowl each season.
The Cincinnati Bengals came into the 2020 season as one of the teams to watch. After seeing their franchise signal-caller go down with a horrific injury, maybe the Cincinnati front office finally builds up the offensive line, which happens in this seven-round mock.
Coming off of a 4-11-1 season that saw no less than 10 starters miss significant playing time, the Cincinnati Bengals look to reload in 2021. Health, free agency, and the draft will all be key for the men in stripes.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Cincinnati Bengals.
The 2020 Cincinnati Bengals had a season to forget. The highly anticipated offense fell flat for a multitude of reasons and had fans screaming for multiple coaches’ heads on a platter.
Rounding out an eventful Week 15 in the NFL, the Pittsburgh Steelers travelled to Cincinnati to battle the Bengals. Struggling on offense in early part of the game once again, Ben Roethlisberger and company were shutout by their divisional rival in the first half for the first time since the early 1990s.
In the third episode of Jungle Talk, Marc and Sam discuss the departure of Giovani Bernard and the Bengals getting “new stripes”. In the Main Event, it’s all draft strategy for the first three rounds, including what the team should/will do for Joe Burrow at No. 5 overall. Will they protect him with Penei Sewell or reunite him with Ja’Marr Chase?
We are less than a week away from the 2021 NFL Draft and trade rumors are swirling. With trade talk at its peak for the season, members of the Prime Time Sports Talk Scouting Staff break down five trades they’d like to see on draft night.
The Bengals secured their franchise quarterback, Joe Burrow, last year; however, they failed to protect him at all. Hits accumulated at an enormous pace until Burrow suffered a devastating knee injury versus Washington. After also losing AJ Green to the Arizona Cardinals in free agency, questions arise as to what the Bengals should do at their pick.
Marc and Sam return for another episode of “Jungle Talk”, covering all things Bengals. This week they discuss the free agency spending spree thus far and whom else needs to be targeted.
Only one team can lift the Lombardi next February. 31 teams will fall short. Here’s why each team will not have what it takes to win the Super Bowl next year.
On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Eagles officially gave long-time tight end Zach Ertz permission to seek a trade. The Eagles are seeking a third- or fourth-round pick for the 30-year-old tight end. Let’s take a look at the five teams that could be a great landing spot for Ertz.
As free agency and the draft approach, every team has some level of excitement. Some teams are looking to contend in 2021. Others only want to move in the right direction. However, the NFL is unique in that every team has a chance to win the Super Bowl each season.
The Cincinnati Bengals came into the 2020 season as one of the teams to watch. After seeing their franchise signal-caller go down with a horrific injury, maybe the Cincinnati front office finally builds up the offensive line, which happens in this seven-round mock.
Coming off of a 4-11-1 season that saw no less than 10 starters miss significant playing time, the Cincinnati Bengals look to reload in 2021. Health, free agency, and the draft will all be key for the men in stripes.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Cincinnati Bengals.
The 2020 Cincinnati Bengals had a season to forget. The highly anticipated offense fell flat for a multitude of reasons and had fans screaming for multiple coaches’ heads on a platter.
Rounding out an eventful Week 15 in the NFL, the Pittsburgh Steelers travelled to Cincinnati to battle the Bengals. Struggling on offense in early part of the game once again, Ben Roethlisberger and company were shutout by their divisional rival in the first half for the first time since the early 1990s.
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