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What out, Bengals fans and welcome to another episode of the Lockdown Bengals podcast. James

will be joining me as always for segments two and three of the show. But I'm Jake and I'm here

to get you through the opening part of the show when we'll recap the Bengals 19 to 17 loss at

home to the New York Giants. Just another in the string of one-score losses

for Zach Taylor's team. And Brandon Allen had the ball in his hands with the chance to win the game

in walk-off fashion. Didn't quite happen that way. We'll talk about how the game got to the point

it did where the Bengals hung with the New York football Giants, now four and seven, all the way down

to the last minute of the game.

The Giants took the lead on their first possession of the game, and the Bengals quickly

answered with a Brandon Wilson, 103-yard kickoff return touchdown, setting the record for

the longest play in Bengals history.

This play unseating, current offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs and

former Bengals head coaching candidate Eric B. Enemy, who's 102-yard kickoff return previously

held the record.

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