Even in the blowouts, we're still grinding the tape, and it was another week where Drake Browning left opportunities on the field, but maybe there are signs of life on defense. Let's break it down.

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What up Bengals fans and welcome to another episode of the Locked-on Bengals podcast, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day.

I'm Jake Liskow.

He is Mike Santagana joining me today as we get through our weekly

film review that would have been a whole lot more fun if week two had never happened. You can find

Mike on Twitter at Bengals underscore Sands or maybe he'll be grinding those coaches clinics. Mike,

have you started the coaches clinic of the week yet have you started posting that as we've joked

about for the last few weeks on these episodes no but i probably should it's more exciting

it's more exciting than what we're watching on the field got to get on that we got to do our part

here to spread the coaches clinic loves and and that's why we're doing our weekly film analysis film takeaways

that continues to suggest the Bengals should strongly consider a move at quarterback the way

that Jake Browning is playing but this week against a really good offense in the Detroit Lions that

yeah they eventually end up putting 36 plus on the board if you take away theovers and the safety, the Bengals defense only gives up 21 points to the Detroit Lions,

who have been over 30, well, now for four straight weeks in terms of total points.

But we're going to start today with Jake Browning because Jake Browning is playing the most important position in sports quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals and wasn't good enough.

Welcome back, by the way, to all of you who make Lockdown Bengals part of your everyday routine and all of you who make Lockdown Bengals your first listen.

Mike, let's dive into another week of disappointing Jake Browning film where before we started

recording, I described his pocket presence, a schizophrenic, not really knowing what to do,

where his eyes should be, when they should be there, breaking down at the first sign of something

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