After laying an egg on Monday night football in Denver,

the Cincinnati Bengals team through the last eight quarters anyway

might be the worst team in the NFL.

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your daily Cincinnati Bengals podcast.

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What up Bengals fans and welcome to another episode of the Lockdown Bengals podcast,

part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day.

I'm Jake Blissko, he's James Rapine, and we've got you covered here on Lockdown Bengals.

Every dayers out there, already know it.

We appreciate all of you who don't miss an episode and all of you who make Lockdown Bengals your first listen. The Bengals had a debacle in Denver, and that's eight straight quarters of unwatchable football, really on both sides of the ball from this team, to the point that we talked about death spirals. We've talked about dead cap bounces, and I'm running out of words to describe what could be happening to this team, a long way to go, of course. But tonight we have to talk about another disaster performance from a team that didn't look like it belonged in the NFL and the Cincinnati Bengals. Today's episode is brought to you by Fandul where if you're a new customer, you can bet $5. And if your bet wins,

you'll get $300 in bonus bets to use across the app. And James,

you are still at the stadium there in Denver, late at night at this point.

There's very little to say about this game that would resemble something redeeming.

This was a disaster in just about every phase,

just about every part of the game.

And we talked about this looking more normal,

and it did,

but despite it looking more normal

and the Bengals taking care of the ball on offense,

it felt like every bit the beat down

that Minnesota gave the Bengals last week.

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