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Welcome in to the Locked-on Bengals podcast.

I'm James Irpene, and I appreciate you joining me here on AudioBoom.com, the audio boom app, iTunes, subscribe, like, listen, and share.

You can follow me on Twitter at James Rupin, and, well, there's a lot to talk about,

and we could recap the game, and I could go over how the Bengals offense continued to

struggle on Saturday, or how they've had problems kicking the ball?

Or I could not, because that's redundant, and that's happened all year, and you've heard

my take on the offense, on Andy Dalton, and so much more.

So I wanted to address a report, and it's a report that has to do with Marvin Lewis, and

you're going to hear it in just a second ESPN 980 in Washington,

D.C. And pretty much Chris Cooley, former Washington Redskins tied in, says that he's hearing,

through the grapevine, that Marvin Lewis could retire. I don't buy it. And I'll explain why in a

second. But here's Chris Cooley discussing

Marvin Lewis why he thinks he could retire this year at the end of this year.

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