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we will be live in Munich as well. But today is Tuesday, November 1st. I'm Jamie Erdall. That is Kyle Brian, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCordy and the stench and glory of our Halloween costumes have worn off. Now we get to look ahead to Munich. We're going to talk a ton about it. But until then, there was one more game for the week last night. Time for the Lie block. Lee block. This is domination, guys. This was a strange night for Cincinnati. I know they were without Jamar Chase, but they got walloped. It was never close. But Burrow has some legitimate demons against Cleveland. He cannot seem to figure them out as they lose 32 to whatever. Browns get to three and a five to the by Bengals of 4 and 4. And Joe Burrow asked point blank, why is this such a difficult matchup for you, Joe? Yeah, that's, I mean, you gotta give credit to them. They always play well against us. It's tough to answer that one. They got really good players on defense. You know, they're good on the outside. They're really well coached. They're sound and their leverages in their coverage. And obviously, they got

Miles Garrett and Clowny that can get after the passer. So they've had our number the last couple

years. We always appreciate when a legitimate question is asked, which is the Browns just haunting

Joe Burrow and the Bengals,

a blowout loss to that team up north for Cincinnati last night. Peter, what do you take away from that for the Bengals? You want to come out of last week's game where they blow out the Falcons. You're like, that's the Bengals we remember. That's the Bengals who are going to go back to Super Bowl. That's the Bengals that are going to take on the bills and the chiefs and be that third team in.

And we rallied around Cincinnati last week.

No Jamar Chase.

It was evident, but that offensive line that we were so concerned about the first two weeks of the season, it reared its ugly head and they could not stop Miles Garrett last night. And that defensive line from Cleveland was all over Burrow. It felt like, you know, one of the situations where no matter what play they called, they didn't have enough time to get it off. And then you go to the defensive side of the ball. This is not a Brown's offense that has been lighting it up by any means. But you start talking about injuries to their best defensive player this season. Chiodo be a woozier, and we don't know how long he's going to be out.

That is serious.

They were out there last night with Dax Hill, who's a safety playing corner, and then Camp Taylor Britt, who made his first career start, and Amori Cooper did a number on them. Look, this has been a team that has vexed them for years since Burrow has gotten there, But they are four and four right now, and they're at a crossroads.

And this is just a week after I came on this show rallying around.

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