What up and welcome into a post-game edition of the Locked-on Bengals podcast from my basement?

I'm James Irpene.

It is great to be with you on a Sunday and a lot to discuss when it comes to the Bengals.

They got beat down, thrown around, tossed around, taken out, whatever you want to say by the

Cleveland Browns, 35 to 20 was the final score today at Paul Brown Stadium. We're going to dive into

that game. You'll hear from Marvin Lewis, multiple players, and your voicemails. I told you I would

incorporate your voicemails. That's something I want to do weekly. There's no time like the present,

especially with postgame reaction. So let's dive into it a quick reminder that you I want to do weekly. There's no time like the present, especially with

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You remember that Chris Brown song.

It was really, it was his first big hit.

And some of you might not know it, but it's say goodbye.

And, you know, Chris Brown was like 15, 16 years old when he came out.

This is a decade ago, maybe even more than a decade

ago. And basically the lyrics are, there's never a right time to say goodbye. There is a right

time to say goodbye. The time is now. This is the, it's time to fire a Marv edition of the

Lacton Bengals podcast. There's never the right time until now.

That Bengals team looked awful.

And what I would do if I was Mike Brown today, and I swear this is exactly what I

would do, if he gave me the power, Marvin Lewis would be out, Darren Simmons would

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