It was another brutal loss for the Cincinnati Bengals, the likes of which we've seen too many times in the last couple of years.

But we learned some things about this team.

And the film tells us that Joe Burrow was actually pretty good.

And this defense, well, it is what we thought it was.

Let's break it down.

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

Part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, now the number one sports podcast network in the land.

I'm joined today by Mike's Antigata here on Lockdown Bengals, and I'm your host, Jake Lisko.

We've been bringing you Cincinnati Bengals content here on this podcast since 2016.

Every day, your best one-stop shop for all things, Bengals.

And Mike is our resident film expert.

And you can follow him on Twitter at Bengals underscore Sands to find some of the clips we're going to be talking about in this episode.

You can find his writing, his film breakdowns over at bengals talk.com.

And we're going to dive into what was really an elite performance from Joe Burrow in

this game.

We're going to talk about his interceptions and how exactly they happened, why they happened,

and discuss that blame game a little bit.

The offensive line had another great game in pass protection, which means

something, I think, about the future of the Bengals' needs along this offensive line, at least as it

pertains to 2026. And I've been giving out golden a lot of credit in the last couple of weeks

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