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

I'm your host, Jake Liskow, joined today by Mike at Bengals underscore San Santagana.

And of course, as always, your co-host of the Lockdown Bengals podcast, James Rapine,

who's very upset if you're watching on YouTube that I named Mike before him.

How was that?

People didn't even realize I was here.

I might as well just have taken off.

That's what it sounds like.

I listen when I'm not here.

And it sounded like I just wasn't here.

So I'm going to put my mic on mute.

Jake, go ahead.

All right.

So James is going to be here on video, I guess, for the rest of the show. And Mike and I are going to talk about the Raiders and the Vengals matchup from the first game. We're going to start with the passing offense and the passing defense of the Las Vegas Raiders. We'll get into the Joe Mixen factor before we circle back to what Vegas likes to do on offense and what the Bengals can do to try to

bottle that up. And that actually is, I think, one of the Bengals' bigger advantages in the game.

But I think a lot of folks think, Mike, that this is a really positive matchup for the offense,

too, starting with the passing offense. And Gus Bradley asked, well, Zach Taylor,

I should say, was asked about Gus Bradley and Joe Burrow was asked about Gus Bradley and their

cover three defenses and how they like to mix it up. A lot of single high stuff from this Raiders defense,

which you would think would be a recipe for success for this bengals passing offense how can

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