The Bengals' Superstars Deserve Better and Offensive Rookie of the Year Ladder

NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

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🗓️ 10 December 2024

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Nick Shook to recap the Bengals and Cowboys facing off on Monday Night Football. The show starts with a discussion about the elite level that Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase have been playing at (01:08), followed by a look at the state of the Bengals (06:18), and Micah Parsons' play (14:14). After the break, you get caught up on news from around the NFL including drama in the Eagles locker room (21:14), a spicy quote from Garrett Wilson (26:45), injury updates on Derek Carr and Jonathan Brooks (24:45), and more. The show is wrapped up with Gregg and Nick's Offensive Rookie of the Year ladders (32:48) and their players of the week (51:20).

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0:00.0	Burrow ready for the shotgun snap.
0:02.0	Joe has the football.
0:03.0	He'll look to throw, fires a pass, caught by Jamo Chase,
0:07.0	down the sideline, 20, 15, 10, touchdown!
0:12.0	Bengals!
0:14.0	101 to go!
0:17.0	A 40-yard strike to Jemar Chase.
0:22.8	Oh, the Bengals finally got one late.
0:26.0	27 to 20.
0:28.1	That was our friends, Dan Horde and Dave Lapham on WCKY.
0:34.0	I'm Greg Rosenthal here on NFL Daily,
0:36.9	and I've seen the Bengals blow so many games and so
0:40.6	many big spots, including in primetime this season, that it was nice for once to see their two
0:46.3	great players, Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase hookup for a game winner. Jamar Chase ends up with
0:52.0	14 catches for 177 yards and two touchdowns. And I don't know,
0:57.2	Nick, if it means anything in the big picture. But the Bengals seemed extremely relieved to get
1:02.6	their fifth win of the season in a weird game in Dallas. At least it was entertaining.
1:07.3	Yeah, entertaining. Joe Burrow captured it best, I think, when talking with ESPN's Lisa Salters after the game, which was, we needed a break. We haven't gotten many of those this season, and they haven't. And for a long period there, I thought they weren't going to until the Cowboys screwed up a blocked punt situation that gave the Bengals second life. And it reminded me of the one constant theme that's on
1:28.9	the positive side for the Bengals this season, which is death, taxes, and Joe Burrow to Jamar Chase
1:34.6	for a big play. He makes that catch. He scores that touchdown. And finally, even if it doesn't mean
1:40.0	much in the big picture, because they're now five and eight, it at least prevents the Bengals from securing a losing season for at least one more week.
1:47.0	Hey, they're not eliminated yet.
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