will the Bengals finally get a week to win under Zach Taylor?

They ain't getting it from Jacksonville.

Y'all better look somewhere else.

We'll tell you why here on a crossover of Bengals and Jaguars.

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Hi again, everyone, and welcome into a special locked on crossover.

It's locked on Jaguars, Tony Wiggins.

I'm locked on Bengals host James Rupin, and it's time to preview the battle of the number one picks. You already had one of those last week, Tom. But you get another one this week. Trevor Lawrence and Joe Burrow. Yeah, that's rare. Back-to-back weeks having that. By the way, this episode is presented by prize picks. Crossover Thursday, always presented by prize picks.

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Tony, let's start with the 1-0 Jacksonville Jaguars who ran all over the Carolina

Panthers in week one.

What is the biggest storyline this week going into Sunday's game?

Well, good to see you, James, and it is a battle.

The second week in a row, the Jaguars have to kill another predator, another cat.

Last week it was a panther.

This year's going to be a tiger.

This is a little harder to do because tigers are big, right?

But I think the key to last week's game was them adapting or and really going with

the new thing. It gets real easy, man. When you come out, you get this new thing sort of like

we saw Caleb Williams on Monday night. Everything's going well, but what happens when somebody

punches you in the face and things don't go well? So Mother Nature punched Jaguars in the face, and there was like a 40-minute rain delay, right? And the rain never came. But when they came back out, they didn't seem like the same team. So they had to switch it up a little bit, and they had to rely on something that was missing in the past that Liam Cohen, the head coach, swore that they would have this time.

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