PFT Live Monday, September 15, 20, 25 in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati.

Right?

Cincinnati.

That's how big effort says.

Yeah, yeah.

And he grew up telling me that's how you say it.

The big, and then you got around other humans and they're like, what's wrong with you?

What? What? I got in the business for a while, I would even say Cincinnati, and people would be like, yo, you know, I can see it on social media. It's Cincinnati, what the hell are you talking about? And then I tell the story. I mean, you know, my dad who grew up not far from there, he couldn't even say it right. Well, they played inati yesterday the jacksonville jaguars and the

cincinnati bengals and it was a back and forth affair it was a crazy one there were ups there

were downs there were highs there were lows and even with joe burrow knocked out due to injury and

we'll talk about that in a minute but j Jake Browning had to come in, and he

overcame, not one, not two, three interceptions, bad throws, bad decisions, but ultimately

the Bengals pulled it off, in part because the Jaguars made plenty of bad decisions and blunders

of their own. Yeah, yeah. It's, you know, the Jaguars, when they play their best, are impressive. That game was there to be had yesterday. It was. I mean, they were the better football team. It's amazing. The Bengals are 2 and O, and they've been outplayed in both football games, in my opinion. The Browns were better than them last week. The Jaguars were better yesterday. But the Jaguars being a younger team, new head coach, finding their way, capitalizing in moments to make sure you control a game or put a team away, that was an issue. It was an issue. It certainly was. I mean, from the get-go, the Jaguars go right down the field, score a touchdown. It's 7-0. They stop the Bengals. I think they go three and out. There was a play that looked like a fumble. Joe Burrow might have fumble. It was questionable. We all thought, I think that might be a fumble. And the ruling on the field of an incomplete pass was upheld on replay review. But as we were watching, we're thinking this is going to be a fumble.

Right. thought, I think that might be a fumble. And the ruling on the field of an incomplete pass was upheld on replay review, but as we were watching, we're thinking, this is going to be a fumble, it's going to be another Jaguar's touchdown. Joe Burrow was chasing him. He didn't think it was incomplete. That's to me always the telltale. When the quarterback gets up and he's running like a bat out of the hell, he thinks he did something wrong. He's not like, oh, I'm just going to go down there and try to make a tackle because the ref's letting the play go on. So, yeah. But in that moment, there they are, 7-0. Here's the first mistake of the day by the Jacksonville Jaguars. 7-0. Got a chance to go up at least 10-0, really probably 14-0. Trevor Lawrence throws an interception in the end zone. And it was ugly. It was ugly. I understand the idea. Here we are, though. Third and goal. There it is. Kind of getting hit. He tries to force a ball, and he's going to have to make the most perfect throw ever to get that ball in there to Travis Hunter. You see he's got pressure. Trey Hendrick showed up a few

times yesterday in some big moments and that was one of them right there. I get the idea,

but under pressure early in a football game, up seven nothing, the risk rewards not worth it right

there. That was the first mistake of the day. So there they are. They could have been up 10

nothing, maybe 14 nothing. They don't capitalize. It opens the door for a long drive.

And the Bengals tie it up, seven all with the Joe Borough touchdown pass to Jamar Chase.

And then right back down the field, the Jaguars go. And the Jaguars can run the football.

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