Need an escape from politics? Sam and Mick recap the Bengals first home win of the season after Joe Burrow and Trey Hendrickson go off. They also discuss the trade deadline before jumping into what is a massive road tilt on Thursday in Baltimore

The guys recap the Bengals loss to the Eagles which dropped them to 0-4 at Paycor Stadium this season. They will also take some time to look into the trade deadline before previewing Sunday's tilt with the Raiders

The Bengals have won two straight games with a big matchup on Sunday against the Eagles. Sam and Mick recap the win against Cleveland before jumping into the White Bengal game against Philly. They also celebrate an important milestone.

Was it ugly? Yes. Does it matter? Maybe. The most important thing? The Bengals had a big win in New York on Sunday Night Football. The guys will recap that win with the things they liked and didn't like before diving into the Battle of Ohio against the Browns.

Another disappointing loss brings the guys back to make the most of it. Can the Bengals climb out of the hole or is the season a wash already just at the start of October? Then, they turn their attention towards what is already a must-win game at the Giants.

Fresh off their trip to Carolina, Mick and Sam recap the Bengals' first win of the season over the Panthers before shifting gears to an important divisional matchup with the Ravens.

The start of the season has officially reached panic status as the Bengals have an embarrassing home loss to the Commanders. Mick and Sam try to make sense of the game and see if there are any semblances of hope for the team. Then, they turn their attention toward their upcoming trip to Carolina where Andy Dalton awaits.

Mick and Sam will recap the Bengals heartbreaking loss at Kansas City and whether it should breed optimism amongst the fanbase despite another 0-2 start. They will also talk about the released plans for the renovations of Paycor Stadium and how that could impact the area. To close, a preview of Washington's first trip to Cincinnati in 16 years.