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And welcome to another episode of the Locked-on Bengals podcast today.

Today, Joe will be joined by Michael from the Lockdown-on Patriots podcast to cross over in advance of the cheating, sorry, the New England Patriots visiting Paul Brown Stadium, fresh off of Cheatgate 2.0, whatever it's going to get called.

That story continues to evolve.

We'll talk about that a little bit in the open here.

I'm sure Joe will get into it with Michael as well.

On top of that, there's a roster move today, and we'll take another look at the football

outsider's first round pick odds.

We're going to get started today with a look at the Paul Dana Jr.

report on the athletic that says the New England Patriots videographer supposedly in Cleveland to video an advance scout a day in the life had his camera instead trained on the Cincinnati Bengals sideline tracking plays getting signaled in from the sideline tracking substitution patterns.

Bengals executives got involved, NFL security got involved.

The video this time was confiscated.

Unlike 2007, when the video was destroyed by the Patriots, and then later in 2015, a

Business Insider article talked about how Patriots videographers would go under false

pretenses of being credential media and have excuses ready. Sounds very, very similar to what's

happening here. Sources that have viewed the tape say that it does show indeed eight minutes of

footage focused on recording the Bengals sideline, a direct view as players run on and off the field.

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