Two years in a row, Netflix's quarterback will feature a Bengals quarterback.

This year, it's Joe Flacco.

And once again, I ask, how can you not be romantic about Joe Flacco?

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

He's James Rapine, and I'm Jake Liscoe.

We are Locked-on Bengals today discussing our hopes and dreams for the Bengals schedule that will be coming out tomorrow or today, depending on when you're listening to this episode.

And Joe Burrow has doubled down on his approval for the front office's approach to this offseason.

And we'll get to those topics a little bit later in the show.

But we're going to start, James, with Joe Flacco taking up for Joe Burrow and appearing on Netflix's quarterback

this year. And that will highlight the trade for Flacco last year, what led to that trade.

One would assume the transition from Cleveland to Cincinnati. Also on this year's edition of

quarterback is Jaden Daniels, Baker Mayfield, and rookie quarterback from the Tennessee Titans

Cam Ward. And I'm biased. I love Joe Flacko's story last year. I have said, how can you not

be romantic about Joe Flacco more times than probably anyone on the

planet, including his wife?

But I think it's a really compelling storyline, especially when you put it up against

those other quarterbacks who were on teams that were just as bad as the Bengals last year,

but were the starters the whole time.

And I just don't find that as compelling.

Maybe Cam Ward's rookie story will capture some people, but I'm excited to see Joe Flacko on quarterback. Yeah, how Cam Ward got our guy Brian Callahan fired. It's going to be real fun to watch. No, I'll pay attention to it. But the Joe Flacco scenario, why this is so interesting to me is why it was so interesting in the

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