You are Locked-on Bengals, your daily Cincinnati Bengals podcast, part of the Locked-on

Podcast Network, your team every day.

What are, Bengals fans, and welcome to another episode of the Locked-on Bengals podcast,

your first post-game podcast of the 2020 season.

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I'm your host, Jake Liscoe.

I'll be joined by my co-host, James Rupine, from Paul Brown Stadium a little bit later

in this episode.

And you'll notice that it sounds like he's at Paul Brown Stadium because he will be calling

me from his phone as we patch him in for the second two parts of the show.

But we're going to get started here with a game recap. from his phone as we patch him in for the second two parts of the show.

But we're going to get started here with a game recap as the Bengals fall to the Chargers 16 to 13 in heartbreaking fashion.

Joe Burrow found A.J. Green in the front right corner of the end zone with about seven

seconds left on the clock for what should have been

or could have been the go-ahead touchdown in the game. Instead, Green was called for

offensive pass interference which pushed the Bengals back 10 yards, at which point Zach Taylor

decided to try the field goal with seven seconds left on the clock rather than taking another

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