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Speaker 8: till nine Sterling at nine o'clock. Let's do some sports headlines, right.
Speaker 8: So Bengals played the Jets on Sunday at one o'clock.
Speaker 8: Trey Hendrickson officially listed as questionable in today's injury report.
Speaker 8: We'll see if he is good to go for Sunday.
Speaker 8: There seems to be a real sense of optimism that
Speaker 8: he'll be on the field. We'll see how many snaps
Speaker 8: we'll see if he starts, but questionable would suggest there's
Speaker 8: a good chance he does play on Sunday. Bengals and
Speaker 8: Jets on seven hundred WLW pregame coverage on Sunday morning
Speaker 8: from the Holy Grail with Ken Brew with Tony Pike
Speaker 8: and Me starting at nine am. As for the Jets,
Speaker 8: no Sauce Gardner, no Garrett Wilson from New York, and
Speaker 8: the head coach there Aaron Glenn, who is zero to seven,
Speaker 8: still will not reveal who his team starting quarterback is
Speaker 8: going to be. The entire football world is waiting with anticipation.
Speaker 8: Is it gonna be Tyrod Taylor, Is it gonna be
Speaker 8: justin Fields? And ultimately will it matter? By the way,
Speaker 8: of course, Sunday's game not just an opportunity for the
Speaker 8: Bengals to get back to five hundred, but on Sunday
Speaker 8: it's a ring of Honor game, which means that Dave
Speaker 8: Lapham and Lamar Parrish will be honored and inducted into
Speaker 8: the Bengals Ring of Honor. Too well deserved honors to
Speaker 8: overdue honors. Meanwhile, tomorrow, it's the twenty first rate of
Speaker 8: UC Bearcats hosting Baylor at Nippert Stadium. That is a
Speaker 8: four o'clock homecoming kickoff. The game live on seven hundred WYLW.
Speaker 8: I have the pregame show at three o'clock. Cincinnati comes
Speaker 8: in with six consecutive victories, taking on a Baylor team
Speaker 8: that is four and three. Ten night at the University
Speaker 8: of Cincinnati. My guy, my colleague and friend, Tony Pike,
Speaker 8: is being inducted into the James P. Kelly Hall of Fame.
Speaker 8: Congratulations to him, along with Tom Marvaso and Mike Mickens,
Speaker 8: both instrumental parts of this football program. Merrity Glenn, longtime
Speaker 8: soccer head coach at UC. Jessica Nevitt, a volleyball player
Speaker 8: at the University of Cincinnati and a KB sharp women's
Speaker 8: basketball player, also being inducted this evening. Meanwhile, college football tomorrow,
Speaker 8: the Miami Radhawks have won four straight games. They take
Speaker 8: on Western Michigan. Kentucky battles seventeenth rae to Tennessee at
Speaker 8: its second rated Indiana taking on UCLA a full slate
Speaker 8: in the tri State of high school football games. As
Speaker 8: we inch closer to the playoffs, you can get a
Speaker 8: full rundown of all of tonight's action on high school
Speaker 8: football tonight on Fox Sports thirteen sixty. Meanwhile, in Toronto,
Speaker 8: it's a game one of the World Series the LA
Speaker 8: Dodgers the Toronto Blue Jays. Blake Snell throws for Los Angeles.
Speaker 8: Trey Yasavage will throw for Toronto Games one and two
Speaker 8: tonight and tomorrow games three, four and five. In LA Monday, Tuesday,
Speaker 8: and Wednesday of next week. College basketball, the UC Bearcats
Speaker 8: on the road for an exhibition game tonight against Arkansas.
Speaker 8: That game will tip off at eight o'clock. And the
Speaker 8: Kentucky Wildcats are playing an exhibition game against Purdue tonight.
Speaker 8: And if my computer were working, I would give you
Speaker 8: the score of that game, but it's not, so there
Speaker 8: you go. I'm just being completely and totally honest. Ten
Speaker 8: to eight Kentucky five minutes into the game, So there
Speaker 8: you go. Game doesn't count, So who cares? FC Cincinnati
Speaker 8: is getting set for Round one of the MLS Cup
Speaker 8: Playoffs Monday night. It's Tilt at the Soccer Stadium on
Speaker 8: the West end of Cincinnati, the Orange and Blue hosting
Speaker 8: the Columbus Crew. Monday Night's game could be heard live
Speaker 8: on ESPN fifteen thirty. Also tonight, the Cincinnati Cyclones are
Speaker 8: in action, taking on Fort Wayne. I believe it's Peanuts
Speaker 8: Night at the Arena downtown and the Columbus Blue Jackets
Speaker 8: skate against Washington. There you go, we are loaded today.
Speaker 8: Coming up at about twenty minutes, we're gonna chat with Robert Weintraub,
Speaker 8: who writes a great Bengals column every single week for
Speaker 8: Cincinnati Magazine. You'll hear a conversation with Danny Canell on
Speaker 8: college football. We'll look at the FC Cincinnati Columbus Crew
Speaker 8: series with one of the guys who's going to be
Speaker 8: calling in for Apple TV. We'll get a Joe Burrow
Speaker 8: update of sorts from Ortho Cincy. Coming up a little
Speaker 8: bit later on, I'll tell you why you should root
Speaker 8: for the La Dodgers in the World Series. But first,
Speaker 8: Logan Wilson wants a trade. I want a snow cone
Speaker 8: machine for our studio. Chances are neither one of us
Speaker 8: are going to get what we want. But it's okay
Speaker 8: that Logan Wilson has requested a trade. It's okay that
Speaker 8: Logan Wilson's playing time has been diminished. We'll get to
Speaker 8: that coming up in five minutes. But first time for
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Speaker 10: And the forecast for tonight, increasing clouds at seven am,
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Speaker 10: As for our Saturday, mostly cloudy a high of fifty
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Speaker 1: Rising downtown violence and political pressure have catalyzed the chaos
Speaker 1: regarding the Cincinnati Police chief. While the interim chief steadies
Speaker 1: the ship, will community leaders turn to a tried and
Speaker 1: true veteran to become police chief permanently? Or will a
Speaker 1: fresh face rise from within the ranks to restore calm
Speaker 1: and credibility? As speculation is swirling, keep it here for
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Speaker 8: who is going to be back on Monday Night with
Speaker 8: Bengals Line, Bengals and Jets on Sunday one o'clock. So
Speaker 8: stoked think about this. So we do the pregame show
Speaker 8: pregame Sports Talk on Sundays from the Holy Grail before
Speaker 8: Bengals home game. If it's like a four o'clock game,
Speaker 8: or you know, we had the Thursday night game last week,
Speaker 8: so I was on with Lance and Rocky Boyman. That
Speaker 8: was a lot of fun. Then the home game before
Speaker 8: that was like a four to twenty five game. And
Speaker 8: so when that's the case, Ken Brew does his show
Speaker 8: in the morning from nine to noon, and then Tony
Speaker 8: Pike and I take over from noon to three. When
Speaker 8: it's a one o'clock game, you get Ken, Me and Tony.
Speaker 8: It's a blast. I have fun no matter what. But
Speaker 8: it's a blast on Sunday Mornings with Ken, Tony and
Speaker 8: Mo the Bengals. I just spoke myself in the third person.
Speaker 8: Bengals haven't had a one o'clock home game since Week two.
Speaker 8: So think of everything that has changed with the Cincinnati
Speaker 8: Bengals and to a degree our radio station, but mainly
Speaker 8: everything that has happened to the Cincinnati Bengals since the
Speaker 8: last Sunday morning that Ken Brew, Tony Pike and I
Speaker 8: had a chance to sit down and do a show
Speaker 8: when we were getting ready for the Bengals Jags game,
Speaker 8: which was Week two. We're at the Holy Grail. We
Speaker 8: were talking about Joe Burrow playing against Jack and the
Speaker 8: opportunity to get off to a two and zero start,
Speaker 8: which was certainly going to set the stage for a
Speaker 8: great season. We know what has happened since Joe Flacco
Speaker 8: is going to play his third game for Cincinnati against
Speaker 8: god knows who a quarterback for the New York Jets.
Speaker 8: Big story this week, and really I think the big
Speaker 8: story last week that didn't involve Joe Flacco was what
Speaker 8: the Bengals are doing on defense, reducing the playing time
Speaker 8: for Logan Wilson and giving Barrett Carter, who they drafted
Speaker 8: out of Clemson this year, a chance to play every
Speaker 8: single snap. We all like Logan Wilson. Logan Wilson has
Speaker 8: requested a trade. My guess is Logan Wilson doesn't get traded,
Speaker 8: and I am also when Zach Taylor talked about this
Speaker 8: a little bit this week. You can request a trade
Speaker 8: like there's a lot of things you can request from
Speaker 8: your boss. You're still expected to show up, be professional,
Speaker 8: be a good teammate, get your work done, do what
Speaker 8: you need to do. And my expectation, I think our
Speaker 8: expectation for Logan Wilson is the same as the teams.
Speaker 8: He's certainly not happy with not playing as much. You
Speaker 8: cannot blame him. You can't blame him for requesting a trade.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of things I can request. I've requested
Speaker 8: a snow cone machine in our studio for the last
Speaker 8: seven years.
Speaker 2: I can request it.
Speaker 8: Doesn't mean I'm gonna get it, And so Logan Wilson
Speaker 8: can request a trade. I think what we've come to
Speaker 8: expect from Logan is that on Sunday he's not going
Speaker 8: to be thinking about the trade request when he is
Speaker 8: on the field. And by the way, he was on
Speaker 8: the field for forty six percent of the defensive snaps
Speaker 8: in the Pittsburgh game. When he is on the field,
Speaker 8: when he is getting ready to play on Sunday, that
Speaker 8: his job has his full and undivided attention, that's what
Speaker 8: we all expect. I don't think there should be any
Speaker 8: problem with this. The NFL is a league that's really
Speaker 8: all about two things. It's all about superstars and cheap labor.
Speaker 8: Bengals have superstars. Joe Burrow may hurt him. Jamar Chase
Speaker 8: reigning AFC Offensive Player of the Week, just spectacular against
Speaker 8: Pittsburgh eight days ago, Te Higgins, Trey Hendrickson. Those are stars,
Speaker 8: and you're seeing more and more stars are getting more
Speaker 8: and more guaranteed money. Right, you've seen that. What has
Speaker 8: become a common part of the way we talk about
Speaker 8: this league is the verbiage highest paid non quarterback in
Speaker 8: the NFL, which Jamar Chase was for about five minutes.
Speaker 8: So you have all this money going to stars, which
Speaker 8: puts a premium on cheap labor, the cheap labor in
Speaker 8: the NFL or draft picks, and the middle class player
Speaker 8: is to a degree kind of getting squeezed out. So
Speaker 8: all right, you're paying your stars, and then you need
Speaker 8: your cheap labor to produce, need your cheap labor to help,
Speaker 8: You need those guys to help Earlier than ever. We
Speaker 8: talked about this draft class this year for the Bengals
Speaker 8: making an immediate impact, making an instant impact, Right, that
Speaker 8: wasn't just Shamar Stewart. Shamar Stewart has yet to make
Speaker 8: much of an impact. Injuries are a major reason why.
Speaker 8: Hopefully he's on the field on Sunday better than he
Speaker 8: did against Pittsburgh when you could barely notice him. We
Speaker 8: talked about this draft class needing to make an immediate impact.
Speaker 8: The greater likelihood of that happening occurs when all the
Speaker 8: draft picks play. Now. You obviously don't want to run
Speaker 8: guys out there just to run them out there. You
Speaker 8: want to make them earn their playing time. You want
Speaker 8: to make them, you know, have a chance to actually
Speaker 8: succeed when he put them out there. But like, I
Speaker 8: don't know, I've watched the Bengals defense with Logan Wilson,
Speaker 8: and we all like Logan Wilson. Right. He was a
Speaker 8: big part of the twenty twenty one team. He's been
Speaker 8: a big part of whatever success the Bengals have had
Speaker 8: since they drafted him out of Wyoming. But the Bengals
Speaker 8: defense is stunk for a while. Logan Wilson's been on
Speaker 8: that defense for a while. Logan Wilson might not necessarily
Speaker 8: be a bad player, but he certainly hasn't played to
Speaker 8: the level that is helping this defense pull itself out
Speaker 8: of what has been a multi year funk. So you
Speaker 8: can't blame a defensive coordinator for looking for solutions. They
Speaker 8: believe Barrett Carter is a solution. They drafted him to
Speaker 8: be a solution. They looked at this draft class and
Speaker 8: understandably so is one where they need to get an
Speaker 8: immediate impact. So then what's the problem with playing Barrett Carter. Now,
Speaker 8: we talked about this on that show at the Grail
Speaker 8: last week with Rocky Boyman and Lance, and we had
Speaker 8: a good discussion about, well, you're playing against Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 8: with two rookie linebackers. Unfortunately, in a league that's all
Speaker 8: about cheap labor, and when you're a team that sits
Speaker 8: out free agency the way the Bengals did this offseason,
Speaker 8: it puts a heavier emphasis on draft picks. And when
Speaker 8: you emphasize draft picks, you are willing to deal with
Speaker 8: whatever mistakes they make. I think it's totally within reason
Speaker 8: to say to Barrett Carter, gain experience, make the mistakes,
Speaker 8: make the corrections, and by the second half of the
Speaker 8: season then we'll come to payoff. And like maybe Al
Speaker 8: Golden looks at it this way, maybe Zach Taylor does too.
Speaker 8: I don't know about you, but I'm kind of willing
Speaker 8: to put up with whatever growing pains there are in
Speaker 8: the context of a defense that needs more than just
Speaker 8: a different linebacker in order to be completely fixed. I'm
Speaker 8: kind of okay with putting up with the growing pains
Speaker 8: that come from gaining experience, the growing pains that come
Speaker 8: with giving a guy who just got drafted a chance
Speaker 8: to play every single snap. If I believe there's going
Speaker 8: to be a payoff a little bit later on, and
Speaker 8: so I think this is the hope, And this may
Speaker 8: not be what happens, but I think this is the hope.
Speaker 8: You take Barrett Carter and Demetrius Night, and obviously the
Speaker 8: Bengals are playing other rookies as well. Jalen Rivers got
Speaker 8: a chance to start against Pittsburgh and played okay, And
Speaker 8: you know, Dylan Fairchild obviously started the first game of
Speaker 8: the season. If playing these guys in October means that
Speaker 8: by the time we get to December, or maybe by
Speaker 8: the time that Joe Flacco turns into a pumpkin, or
Speaker 8: maybe by the time that Joe Burrow comes back, this
Speaker 8: defense can perform better and actually win games for them,
Speaker 8: I'm willing to put up with those short term mistakes
Speaker 8: now in real time.
Speaker 2: That's frustrating.
Speaker 8: In real time, watching Barrett Carter maybe not be in
Speaker 8: the right spot, frustrating, Watching Demetrius Knight misatackle frustrating.
Speaker 2: But you drafted those guys.
Speaker 8: You drafted those guys to play those guys, and you
Speaker 8: drafted those guys to play those guys asap understanding there
Speaker 8: were gonna be rookie mistakes. The inability to build a
Speaker 8: better defense around those guys, to me, doesn't mean you
Speaker 8: still don't give those guys a chance, especially if in
Speaker 8: Barrett Carter's case, he's replacing a guy who wasn't making
Speaker 8: a ton of plays. So this, to me becomes the story.
Speaker 8: I don't know about you. They're playing younger dudes, they're
Speaker 8: playing two rookie linebackers, and again, Logan Wilson still plays
Speaker 8: a lot, But they're going sink or swim with Demetrius
Speaker 8: Knight and Barrett Carter right now. And you understand that
Speaker 8: there's a downside that comes with that. Does the upside
Speaker 8: come later on this season? And when the upside does
Speaker 8: come later on this season, is that going to be
Speaker 8: enough to help make a difference We'll see six point
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Speaker 1: Senate almost hopeless.
Speaker 7: The notion of an end to the government's shutdown anytime soon.
Speaker 2: This is a six thirty report. I'm matt ree s
Speaker 2: breaking now.
Speaker 7: Day twenty five of the government shutdown comes tomorrow. A
Speaker 7: vote on a funding bill continues to flop in the Senate.
Speaker 4: Rinse and repeat.
Speaker 12: Government funding legislation goes to the Senate for the same
Speaker 12: bill that passed out of the House, and it gets
Speaker 12: three Senate Democrats to vote for, but nowhere near the
Speaker 12: needed number of Senate Democrats to get it over the
Speaker 12: goal line, and it fails. That has happened now twelve
Speaker 12: more times, and we expect that to start happening when
Speaker 12: the Senate returns here to Washington early.
Speaker 2: Next week as well.
Speaker 12: There's no deal insight, there are no negotiations happening, and
Speaker 12: there aren't really any signs of negotiations that might even start.
Speaker 7: ABC's j O'Brien. A half million federal workers missed a
Speaker 7: paycheck today. Air traffic controllers. They'll start to miss them
Speaker 7: next week, and the next round of payroll for US
Speaker 7: service members is Halloween. No plan how to cover those paychecks.
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Speaker 10: Tonight, increasing clouds, a seven AM temperature at thirty eight,
Speaker 10: and we may see some frost. As for our Saturday,
Speaker 10: mostly cloudy, a high of fifty seven at night. It
Speaker 10: stays that way in a low of forty three. Sunday,
Speaker 10: an early chance of a shower, and you guessed it,
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Speaker 7: Have fifty five degrees right now. Cincinnati game day forecasts
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Speaker 7: mostly cloudy with a high fifty nine. Tropical Storm Melissa
Speaker 7: here's the update, expected to grow stronger into a major
Speaker 7: hurricane this weekend as it slams parts of the Caribbean
Speaker 7: National Hurricane Centers. As a storm could bring catastrophic flash
Speaker 7: flooding and landslides to Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic. At least
Speaker 7: three people have died in Haiti already because of the
Speaker 7: storm of Melissa's forecast to become a hurricane tomorrow hit
Speaker 7: category three status by Sunday. Sharonville the site of a
Speaker 7: sobriety checkpoint tonight. It's going to be at Lebanon Road
Speaker 7: near two seventy five. Starts at eight thirty, runs until
Speaker 7: ten thirty. They'll be looking for people who are intoxicated
Speaker 7: behind the wheel. Local teacher off the job over an
Speaker 7: accusation of improper behavior.
Speaker 13: A Little Miami middle school teacher is on leave as
Speaker 13: an investigation begins in the allegations of touching two female
Speaker 13: students with a yard stick. Surveillance footage shows the teacher
Speaker 13: approach one of the two females kneeling down at a locker,
Speaker 13: with the teacher using the ruler in question to tap
Speaker 13: the books on her lap before making her way to
Speaker 13: the second student, allegedly striking her on her lower backside.
Speaker 13: Despite the school investigating, Hamilton Township Police will no longer investigate.
Speaker 13: There is no crime nor criminal charges filed. I'mley Mawen
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Speaker 7: President Trump cutting off trade talks with Canada. Trump angry
Speaker 7: over an ad campaign that features former President Reagan. One
Speaker 7: of the people targeted by President Trump for a parent
Speaker 7: payback as a New York Attorney General Letitia James, and
Speaker 7: she today pleaded not guilty to mortgage fraud charges. James
Speaker 7: says the charges are baseless and says President Trump only
Speaker 7: has a goal of retribution. She's going to go to
Speaker 7: trial in late January. Record highs on Wall Street today
Speaker 7: after encouraging news about inflation and the expectation of the
Speaker 7: Fed may be cutting interest rates even more this year.
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Speaker 8: Sorry about that. This is RNL Carrier Sports Talk. We're
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Speaker 8: Good college football guest coming up at seven twenty U
Speaker 8: see looking for a seventh consecutive victory. The Bearcats hosting
Speaker 8: Baylor tomorrow, a game you'll hear on seven hundred WLW
Speaker 8: at three pm. Three pm, I said, and kickoff from
Speaker 8: Nippert Stadium, sold out Nippert Stadium at four o'clock. I'm Moweger.
Speaker 8: My show is normally on ESPN fifteen thirty from three
Speaker 8: to six in the afternoon. Lances aug tonight. He's back
Speaker 8: on Monday for Bengals Line. Robert Wintrop is one of
Speaker 8: my regular guests. He joins me usually every Thursday, but
Speaker 8: I took Thursday off, but I'm working tonight and I thought,
Speaker 8: you know what, I'm still gonna get Robert on the show.
Speaker 8: He writes a weekly Bengals column for Cincinnati Magazine dot com.
Speaker 8: He also writes for FTN Fantasy. He contributes to their
Speaker 8: preseason almanac and writes about the Bengals every single year.
Speaker 8: And he's absolutely awesome. It's awesome to have you on
Speaker 8: a different day in different radio station. Let's start with this.
Speaker 8: It's it's twenty twenty five, and who knows who the
Speaker 8: Jets are going to play a quarterback, But we are
Speaker 8: dealing with the possibility that on Sunday we are going
Speaker 8: to watch a football game in twenty twenty five involving
Speaker 8: Joe Flacco and Tyrod Taylor.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Man, even appearing on a Friday might not be able
Speaker 16: to make up for that.
Speaker 17: I mean, how to a Gravens fans and thinking about
Speaker 17: that particular matchet. Yeah, it's it should be interesting.
Speaker 16: I mean, now that Joe Flacco is the is the
Speaker 16: hero by the banks of the Ohio, it's taken on
Speaker 16: a slightly different turn than we probably expected if we
Speaker 16: had heard that a couple of weeks ago when they
Speaker 16: first made the trade for him.
Speaker 17: And let's face it, I mean, it's.
Speaker 16: Given the team hope. He's given all of us fans
Speaker 16: something to look forward to. Instead of dreading a Bengals
Speaker 16: Jets encounter in mid October, we're actually fired up.
Speaker 17: It's the ring of on our weekend. I mean, you know,
Speaker 17: it's it's amazing how the season has turned yet again.
Speaker 16: Yeah, from incredible hope to incredible despair and then right
Speaker 16: back you know, on the on the royal coach to
Speaker 16: arrive upward again.
Speaker 17: So thank goodness for Joe Flacco. Never thought I'd say
Speaker 17: those words, but here we are.
Speaker 8: Here we are now. When the Bengals were getting set
Speaker 8: to play the Browns in the first game, which was
Speaker 8: going to be Burrow versus Flacco, I did not imagine
Speaker 8: I would be asking this question at any point, not
Speaker 8: just this season, at any point ever. But now I've
Speaker 8: got to ask it. What can Joe Burrow learn from
Speaker 8: watching Joe Flacco.
Speaker 17: It's very true, That's what I mean. Two months later
Speaker 17: and here we are.
Speaker 16: It's a crazy world. Well, there's a few things.
Speaker 17: I mean.
Speaker 16: Certainly when you saw those shots at Burrow watching from
Speaker 16: the bench looking pretty dejected on Thursday night against the Steelers,
Speaker 16: you had to be thinking about what was crossing Burrow's mind,
Speaker 16: Maybe his football mortality. You know, he's talked about how
Speaker 16: he's been the league for six seasons and he can't
Speaker 16: believe it's gone so fast. But you know, we don't
Speaker 16: think about it all that often, but we kind of
Speaker 16: assume in the back of our minds, Joe Burrow will
Speaker 16: still beat the Bengals quarterback at age thirty five plus, right,
Speaker 16: And you know, the only way that seems sustainable right now,
Speaker 16: after what's happened to him over the first part of
Speaker 16: his career is to maybe play a little bit more
Speaker 16: like Joe Flacco and to be you know, a little
Speaker 16: bit more self preservation in the pocket and a little
Speaker 16: bit quicker, to you know, get out of plays when
Speaker 16: they aren't ready for a superman ending and just move
Speaker 16: on to the next one.
Speaker 17: And perhaps even you know.
Speaker 16: Take a little bit of that Flacco humility and kind
Speaker 16: of I don't want to say gratefulness maybe is the
Speaker 16: right word, and and put that into his personality. We
Speaker 16: love Joe Burrow for his cockiness, confidence, you know, kind
Speaker 16: of mystique that he has.
Speaker 17: But you know, maybe he's thinking to himself, that's.
Speaker 16: A young man's thing, and being around Joe Flacco, who's
Speaker 16: just you know, has a smile on his face ever
Speaker 16: since he got the Cincinnati and you can see how
Speaker 16: just how amazing amazed he is to still be playing
Speaker 16: and playing.
Speaker 17: At such a high level at this age is a
Speaker 17: good thing. And you know it's not because he has.
Speaker 16: The the Tom Brady avocado ice cream diet or the
Speaker 16: Aaron Rodgers megl omania keeping him going at this point.
Speaker 16: You know, he's just kind of of even sustained himself
Speaker 16: by playing smart and doing.
Speaker 17: What he knows he can do and nothing more. And
Speaker 17: I think, you know, Burrow can probably hopefully take.
Speaker 16: A little bit from that. And you know, he's never
Speaker 16: really had a mentor in the room with him all
Speaker 16: this time. He stepped in and was the guy from
Speaker 16: day one, and you know, maybe there's a good opportunity
Speaker 16: for him even if been only last.
Speaker 17: A couple of months. To have an old hand like
Speaker 17: Joe Flacker around to learn from and learn about things,
Speaker 17: not just about playing quarterback, but about, you know, kind
Speaker 17: of being a professional football player overall. Be interesting to
Speaker 17: see if he takes any lessons from it, for sure.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I agree. It helps to have Jamar, Chase and
Speaker 8: t Higgins to throw to. It also helps when your
Speaker 8: team can run the ball. And to me, you know
Speaker 8: that for most of us at least was the outlier
Speaker 8: against Pittsburgh. The running game, which have been dormant, non existent,
Speaker 8: made us wonder should they even try to run the football?
Speaker 8: It made an appearance and made an appearance in a
Speaker 8: big way. Is that going to prove to be a
Speaker 8: one offer or that? Can that prove to be something sustainable?
Speaker 16: Yeah, it was so strange to see, you know, Chase
Speaker 16: Brown being from behind. I didn't you know, I don't
Speaker 16: know if he even recognized the feeling. It was so
Speaker 16: nice and long last you could just see all the
Speaker 16: players after the lineman and brought himself just kind of
Speaker 16: like screaming with relief after they finally got some decent plays.
Speaker 17: On the ground.
Speaker 16: It'll be tricky against the Jets, because the Jets have
Speaker 16: a really good run defense. That's about the only thing
Speaker 16: they do well right now, a third in the league
Speaker 16: in DBA against the run. And you know, the Panthers
Speaker 16: want a heater on the ground. And they didn't shut
Speaker 16: him down entirely, but they they held him under four
Speaker 16: yards of carry.
Speaker 17: Last week, and I think they'll look at it the
Speaker 17: same way.
Speaker 16: It's you know, we're playing without Sauce Gardner and we
Speaker 16: haven't had much success stopping teams passing the ball, and
Speaker 16: you know, we don't want the Bengals to be able
Speaker 16: to have a balance attack on So let's see if
Speaker 16: Joe Flacco can keep it up and make him throw
Speaker 16: forty times and you know, maybe he makes a mistake
Speaker 16: and reverts back to the old Joe Flacco, or that
Speaker 16: Joe Flacco hasn't been as effective as we've seen him
Speaker 16: in the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 17: I think going forward, just the mere fact that they
Speaker 17: can run. They ran the ball twenty three times last week.
Speaker 16: It's it's the keeping to it and that's what having
Speaker 16: Flacco in the game, you know, it as good as he's.
Speaker 17: Been in the passing when full called him on the pass.
Speaker 17: You know, it's you get a balance.
Speaker 6: Out of him.
Speaker 16: You don't want to expose him as much as you
Speaker 16: would Joe Burrow. You don't want a default to the
Speaker 16: passing game quite as often as you were attempted to
Speaker 16: with Burrow because he's so great at it.
Speaker 17: And you know, just give.
Speaker 16: The lineman a little bit of rhythm. They're still playing
Speaker 16: with the young rookie guards and with you know, they
Speaker 16: barely have had the same five guys play all.
Speaker 17: You know, every snap for more than one week in
Speaker 17: a row.
Speaker 16: Give them a little rhythm, give them a little chance
Speaker 16: to establish a you know, kind of straight ahead style
Speaker 16: and not be backtracking constantly in pass protection.
Speaker 17: And maybe they give you a couple of games like this.
Speaker 16: I'm not saying they're going to all of a sudden
Speaker 16: turn into you know, Nicky woodch James Brooks style team
Speaker 16: where he can run.
Speaker 17: For three hundred yards week in and week out, but
Speaker 17: you know, you like to think they could at least
Speaker 17: sustain some relative.
Speaker 16: Success on the ground out, just make things much easier
Speaker 16: for Flata on the offense.
Speaker 8: Robert Win Trump is with this catches weekly Bengals column
Speaker 8: Cincinnati Magazine dot com. Is there a Joe Flacco for
Speaker 8: the Bengals defense. Who is it and is that player
Speaker 8: currently on the roster?
Speaker 16: You mean, like an old guy who likes to eat
Speaker 16: by himself in the restaurant reveling and this you found
Speaker 16: Freedom's exactly like that.
Speaker 17: Yeah. I mean there's guys out.
Speaker 16: There who are still you know, sitting on their couch
Speaker 16: show to speak, that might provide a little bit of help.
Speaker 16: Guys that we talked about at the safety even before
Speaker 16: the season, during the offseason. Justin Simmons is still unsigned.
Speaker 16: Marcus Williams who played for the Ravens uh and was
Speaker 16: released and is still out there. You know, guys like that.
Speaker 16: You might even you know, kick the tires on a
Speaker 16: guy like a Sante Samuel see if he's healthy. Christian Wilkins,
Speaker 16: who was really the name that always I think.
Speaker 17: About as a guy who if he's available to play.
Speaker 16: You know, he has a lawsuit going against the Raiders,
Speaker 16: I guess in the NFLPA, but you.
Speaker 17: Know, I know it ended badly there. But this is
Speaker 17: still a really talented guy who signed a humongous contract
Speaker 17: to go play in Las Vegas, and she's.
Speaker 16: Just kind of out there and available or knows the
Speaker 16: Bengals could use some interior defensive line help. I don't
Speaker 16: know if there's anybody who could be as transformative, whether
Speaker 16: he's on the team right now or not on the
Speaker 16: defense as Flacula has been just by the nature of
Speaker 16: the position. Obviously, get a quarterback who can control the
Speaker 16: game and everything looks so much different. It's not quite
Speaker 16: the same thing on defense, but you know, they obviously
Speaker 16: could use.
Speaker 17: Some extra players back there. What they have right now
Speaker 17: is not working.
Speaker 16: Particularly, they're the worst team, worst defense in the league
Speaker 16: by DVOA, so you know, even just bodies, and they
Speaker 16: haven't really been beat up yet. You know, that's what
Speaker 16: really scares me is if some of the front line
Speaker 16: players go down, obviously Trey Hendrickson notwithstanding, you know, they
Speaker 16: haven't really had the things that they've seen in the
Speaker 16: years past where an entire position group gets wiped out
Speaker 16: and you start to go with practice squad guys. So
Speaker 16: they couldn't hurt at least in these next couple of
Speaker 16: weeks before the trade in line to sniff around another squads,
Speaker 16: and also, you know, think about some of these other
Speaker 16: free agents who at least could bring some betteran savvy
Speaker 16: and know how that we talk about with Flaco to
Speaker 16: the defensive side of the ball and get some of
Speaker 16: these kids, you know, yeah, a little bit sorted out
Speaker 16: and not running around and being at a position quite
Speaker 16: so much like we saw say from Gino Stone.
Speaker 17: Oh last minutes of the game against the Steelers. I
Speaker 17: know we don't want to think about it, but I
Speaker 17: can't get that play out of my mind every time
Speaker 17: I close my eyes. What are you doing? Man?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I've asked that about Genostone often during his year
Speaker 8: and a half with the With the Bengals, you talk
Speaker 8: about the kids, so like all of these draft picks
Speaker 8: are playing, which right we talked about in April. They
Speaker 8: need instant impact from their draft choices. They're trying to
Speaker 8: get it. You know, Shamar Stewart was physically on the
Speaker 8: field against Pittsburgh, didn't do much of anything. They've obviously
Speaker 8: given extensive playing times Dylan Fairchild and Demetrius Knight. Barrett
Speaker 8: Carter has obviously seen a huge uptick in his snap count.
Speaker 8: He's gotten all of them. The last couple of weeks,
Speaker 8: we saw Jalen Rivers and so I guess what I'm
Speaker 8: wondering is can can the growing pains that some of
Speaker 8: these guys are going through. Can that Can that pay
Speaker 8: dividends in November and December?
Speaker 16: I mean, boy, you'd like to think so. I mean,
Speaker 16: just from a sheer like mental where am I supposed
Speaker 16: to be? How do I take care of my body
Speaker 16: to get through from week to week? Where do I
Speaker 16: you know, who do I lean on in the huddle
Speaker 16: to figure.
Speaker 17: Out which which switch I'm supposed to make? In communications wise?
Speaker 17: All those things obviously require playing reps, and that's good
Speaker 17: that you want the young players to get that as
Speaker 17: much as possible. Then, on the other hand, there's.
Speaker 16: The dreaded rookie wall that we hear about so much,
Speaker 16: and the fact that a lot of these young players
Speaker 16: tend to fall off come the winter months because they're
Speaker 16: just now used to the grind of a long, long
Speaker 16: NFL season. I remember what lou An Rumo said about
Speaker 16: DJ Turner once was that.
Speaker 6: He didn't hit the rookie wall.
Speaker 17: The rookie wall hit him.
Speaker 16: And that was just an extreme example, but that happens
Speaker 16: all around the league. You rarely see rookie players have
Speaker 16: you know, a continue Game one, the game seventeen impact
Speaker 16: because of the sheer just mental and physical exhaustion and
Speaker 16: grind the weak tends to extol. So yes, in terms
Speaker 16: of that, I mean, I think, you know, if they
Speaker 16: can stay healthy and they can stay mentally and physically engaged,
Speaker 16: it should have a payoff.
Speaker 17: And they should be.
Speaker 16: Able to get more used to what they are expected
Speaker 16: to do, and they'll be more more used to playing
Speaker 16: with one another, and that can only help.
Speaker 17: But you know, inevitably.
Speaker 16: Injury set in, and you know, young players don't tend
Speaker 16: to be able to be consistent, and that's part of
Speaker 16: the issue. So and we've seen it already, it's hard
Speaker 16: to see it really improving over the course of a season.
Speaker 17: Maybe nominally, but you know, it's hard to see there's
Speaker 17: gonna be a real payoff for all of a sudden.
Speaker 17: Shamar Stewart is a is an All Pro level player
Speaker 17: by December.
Speaker 16: I'm not sure we're going to see that necessarily. But
Speaker 16: you know, as long as they can stay in the
Speaker 16: field and be healthy, all these reps can only help them.
Speaker 8: Going, no question and well said Robert Wintrop Bengals column.
Speaker 8: Read it now, Cincinnati Magazine dot Com, read it every week,
Speaker 8: and listen to him every week with me on the
Speaker 8: other station down the hall on Thursdays at four twenty
Speaker 8: on ESPN fifteen thirty. I understand you're gonna be in
Speaker 8: Cincinnati this weekends to travel safe and enjoy hopefully both
Speaker 8: Bearcats and Bengals victories.
Speaker 17: Thank you. I look forward to that myself, and no
Speaker 17: matter the day or the radio station mode, it's always
Speaker 17: a pleasure to be out with you.
Speaker 8: Awesome to have you. Robert Wintrop read his Bengals column
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Speaker 1: Dve Lapham's encrimement into the Ring of Honor, we pay
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Speaker 18: And d Lap.
Speaker 19: You not only played all five offensive line positions during
Speaker 19: your career, you did it in the same game twice
Speaker 19: that's mind boggling to me.
Speaker 4: How did you know every assignment?
Speaker 18: Yeah, it was interesting.
Speaker 20: I prided myself on, even in high school and college,
Speaker 20: kind of understanding exactly what everybody was doing on the
Speaker 20: field instead of just tunnel vision on my particular play.
Speaker 20: So knowing what's going on around you, knowing what from
Speaker 20: an environmental standpoint, you know what is happening around you,
Speaker 20: and not having that tunnel vision like I just spoke of,
Speaker 20: and understanding what all of your teammates are doing and
Speaker 20: why they're doing and how they're doing it, and that
Speaker 20: allowed me to play any place.
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Speaker 8: This is RNL Carrier Sports Talk. Seven hundred WLWW are
Speaker 8: presented by Kelsey Chevrolet. Game one of the World Series
Speaker 8: is tonight in Toronto, and I feel like outside of
Speaker 8: Southern California, all of America is rooting for a team
Speaker 8: from Canada, which is fine. David Bell works for the
Speaker 8: Blue Jays, which is kind of cool. He's got a
Speaker 8: chance to get a World Series ring.
Speaker 2: Good for him.
Speaker 8: Like David Bell. Not unhappy that he's not the manager anymore,
Speaker 8: but I like David Bell. I'm rooting for a good series.
Speaker 8: I'm not rooting against the Dodgers, and I think I'm
Speaker 8: in the minority. We are going to get to that
Speaker 8: coming up at seven oh five. Lots more on the
Speaker 8: Bengals in a bit, and Danny Canell's going to talk
Speaker 8: some college football with us coming up at seven twenty
Speaker 8: as we get set for UC and Baylor and other
Speaker 8: area school tomorrow. I got like two and a half
Speaker 8: minutes here, I'll be honest with you. Logan Wilson asking
Speaker 8: for a trade is interesting in the Bengals and Jets,
Speaker 8: It's an interesting game. Joe Flacco's interesting. The Bengals are
Speaker 8: an interesting team right now. Hey not right now in
Speaker 8: sports happening, that's as interesting as the NBA betting scandal.
Speaker 8: And you know you've you've you've got players who are
Speaker 8: sharing inside information on injuries and taking themselves out of games.
Speaker 8: And if you you know, many are going to blame
Speaker 8: the fact that gambling is legal now, and that's the problem.
Speaker 8: That's the issue. The If you want to get rid
Speaker 8: of gambling scandals inside a sports league, what you do
Speaker 8: is you get rid of the draft, because if you
Speaker 8: get rid of the draft, you get rid of tanking
Speaker 8: at issue here with a lot of these teams that
Speaker 8: were involved in the games in question, we're talking about
Speaker 8: teams who are already out of playoff contention, who are
Speaker 8: doing nothing more than playing for the reward of the
Speaker 8: best possible draft pick or the best possible pass in
Speaker 8: the NBA's draft lottery. Get rid of the draft, you
Speaker 8: get rid of tanking. I promise you, you get rid of
Speaker 8: a lot of gambling improprieties. The bigger one, though, for me,
Speaker 8: is the one involving Portland Trailblazers head coach Chauncey Billips,
Speaker 8: where he was involved in a scheme backed and executed
Speaker 8: by the mafia, and like not the Mafia in like
Speaker 8: I don't know, Toledo, like the Five Families, the real
Speaker 8: Mafia New York. The coach of the Blazers, who's a
Speaker 8: Hall of Fame player, Chauncey Billups was involved in a
Speaker 8: poker scheme that targeted victims who were lord to participate
Speaker 8: in poker games because they were given the chance to
Speaker 8: play alongside professional athletes like Chauncey Billups and Damon Jones
Speaker 8: who played for a long time in the NBA. And
Speaker 8: the FBI says the defendants utilized altered shuffling machines to
Speaker 8: read the cards in the deck, and then they relead
Speaker 8: that information to an off site operator, and they called
Speaker 8: the off site operator the quarterback, who would send that
Speaker 8: information to somebody at the table. And they had poker
Speaker 8: chip trays that read cards through hidden cameras, special contact lenses,
Speaker 8: glasses that could read mark cards, X ray poker tables
Speaker 8: that could read cards face down. The FBI says that
Speaker 8: the defendants robbed a victim at gunpoint to acquired a
Speaker 8: rig shuffling machine. And so at the center of all
Speaker 8: this is an NBA head coach who, by the way,
Speaker 8: was a terrific player. Again, he's in the Hall of Fame,
Speaker 8: Chauncey Billups, who it seems to me, among others, has
Speaker 8: the ultimate choice call it Chauncey's choice where he could
Speaker 8: either save his hide by ratting out the mafia, and
Speaker 8: we know what happens when one does that, or he
Speaker 8: can go to jail for a very long time. I
Speaker 8: have never been more intrigued by like a sports scandal
Speaker 8: than I am this one. I am a sucker for
Speaker 8: mob stories. I'm a sucker for mob movies, mob books,
Speaker 8: and I love basketball.
Speaker 2: This combines two of my loves.
Speaker 8: The depths to which this may go, I don't know
Speaker 8: if it's gonna bring down an entire league. I think
Speaker 8: that's overly dramatic. It's not good for a league. It's
Speaker 8: just starting at season. It really ain't good for the
Speaker 8: guy or guys who are gonna have a choice between
Speaker 8: ratting out the mob going to jail for a very
Speaker 8: long time. You shouldn't root against the Dodgers for a
Speaker 8: simple reason that coming up after the seven o'clock news
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Speaker 7: President Trump ramping up the pressure on Venezuela. This is
Speaker 7: the seven o'clock report. I'm Matt Reeese breaking now the
Speaker 7: White House ordering the Ford Carrier Strike Group and its
Speaker 7: aircraft to waters off Central and South America. President Trump
Speaker 7: threatening a direct attack on Venezuela. So far, the US
Speaker 7: military has struck ten alleged drug vessels in that region,
Speaker 7: eight near Venezuela.
Speaker 22: This has a significant amount of fire power to this region.
Speaker 22: We already have eight ships in the region plus a submarine.
Speaker 22: We are told that that is going to be up
Speaker 22: to about thirteen ships at least in the region, going
Speaker 22: from ten thousand troops to fifteen thousand troops.
Speaker 7: That ABCS and Flariday. Let's check the roads now for
Speaker 7: we're on this Friday night and the very latest traffic
Speaker 7: and weather together, and still have some continuing delays, especially
Speaker 7: getting into downtown Cincinnati from northern Kentucky. Slow traffic really
Speaker 7: from the river northbound seventy five all the way back
Speaker 7: to two seventy five, and very slow as it always
Speaker 7: is through the construction zone southbound seventy five at the
Speaker 7: Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway. Those are really the biggest
Speaker 7: delays that we're seeing right now. I have some construction
Speaker 7: delays to seventy five is well in Boone County as
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Speaker 10: The Try State Weather Tonight, we're clouding up. We'll see
Speaker 10: a morning low of thirty eight degrees and maybe some
Speaker 10: frost on Saturday, early sun, then clouds in a high
Speaker 10: of fifty seven at night, mostly cloudy, a low down
Speaker 10: to forty three on Sunday and early chance of a shower.
Speaker 10: Otherwise mostly cloudy, a high of fifty eight From your
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Speaker 7: Law thirty nine year old man whom police say jumped
Speaker 7: off the Purple people bridge and survived. Is suspected of
Speaker 7: stabbing a forty one year old woman on Homewood Place
Speaker 7: in Merrimont this morning. The victim is expected to recover.
Speaker 7: The man who jumped was rescued from the Ohio River
Speaker 7: and he is charged tonight with felonious assault and domestic violence.
Speaker 7: While on his route, a rumky driver found a body
Speaker 7: along Ohio Wins twenty five in Brown County earlier today.
Speaker 7: The Ohio State Highway patrel says the person found was
Speaker 7: twenty two year old Caleb Olbert of Russellville, and police
Speaker 7: believe he was struck by a vehicle which took off
Speaker 7: kid who goes to Williamstown Independent Schools in northern Kentucky
Speaker 7: removed from the campus earlier today for allegedly bringing a gun.
Speaker 7: There had to be a lockdown. Gun was found during
Speaker 7: a search, but not known which school in Williamstown the
Speaker 7: child attended, and not clear if there are any charges file.
Speaker 7: Cincinnati the target of some negative outdoor advertising. More from
Speaker 7: Brian Combs.
Speaker 24: It's hard to miss the twenty foot by twenty foot
Speaker 24: mobile billboard that's been driving the streets of downtown Cincinnati,
Speaker 24: especially in the area around city Hall pictures the Mayor
Speaker 24: of Cincinnati as a puppet master, accusing f tab Pure
Speaker 24: of all of putting politics over safety since i Police
Speaker 24: Officers Union paid for the mobile billboard, alleging the mayors
Speaker 24: behind the efforts to remove the police chief. They say
Speaker 24: he wants to make her the scapegoat for his failed policies.
Speaker 24: The FOB Queen City Lodge has endorsed Purerval's opponent in
Speaker 24: the upcoming race for mayor. The mayor denies he was
Speaker 24: behind the decision spend. The chief says it was not
Speaker 24: politically motivated, but he does add he supports the city
Speaker 24: manager's move. I'm Brian Comebs News Radio seven ever WLUB.
Speaker 7: Home Coming weekend for number twenty one in the nation
Speaker 7: University of Cincinnati Bearcats. Tonight, our own Tony Pike, former quarterback,
Speaker 7: will be inducted into the Bearcats Hall of Fame, and
Speaker 7: there is a homecoming parade tomorrow at noon. World Series
Speaker 7: Game one tonight Dodgers at Toronto Toe first pitch coming
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Speaker 8: not Lance McAllister. He's off tonight. We know what Lance
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Speaker 8: from the Holy Grail Sunday morning at nine am. There
Speaker 8: is something that I wonder more than anything else about
Speaker 8: the Bengals, and we'll get to that coming up at
Speaker 8: seven thirty five. Plus, one of the biggest what ifs
Speaker 8: in all of sports has ties to the Tri State,
Speaker 8: and we'll talk some college football with a great guest,
Speaker 8: Danny Canell. Coming up in just about ten minutes. Game
Speaker 8: one of the World Series is tonight. It's in Toronto
Speaker 8: Dodgers and Blue Jays, and the month of October is
Speaker 8: awesome if you love a lot of different sports. This
Speaker 8: is some call it what the sports equinox, because in
Speaker 8: the month of October, you've obviously got the NFL, You've
Speaker 8: got college football, the NBA starts, the NHL is underway,
Speaker 8: there are college basketball exhibitions. By the way, you see
Speaker 8: plays Arkansas in about an hour, no radio coverage, so
Speaker 8: you can go watch it on the internet or something,
Speaker 8: and then the baseball playoffs happen.
Speaker 2: By the time we get to the World Series.
Speaker 8: I don't want to get into a discussion about ratings
Speaker 8: or anything like that, because at the end of the day,
Speaker 8: who among us cares it? Just this what used to
Speaker 8: be crown jewel events in all of sports gets so
Speaker 8: lost in the flood. And they've moved Game one to
Speaker 8: Friday so that games one and two don't run opposite
Speaker 8: college football in the NFL. Obviously college football is gonna
Speaker 8: happen tomorrow, but Game two is not gonna go on
Speaker 8: opposite the National Football League. I think from here baseball perspective,
Speaker 8: it's a pretty interesting series. The Dodgers pitching and as
Speaker 8: Reds fans We saw this first hand in Round one.
Speaker 8: The Dodgers starting pitchers starting pitching has been otherworldly. Bob
Speaker 8: Baschett is gonna come back for Toronto and play for
Speaker 8: the first time since September the sixth. That is a
Speaker 8: very good Toronto lineup. If you remember, in early September,
Speaker 8: the Blue Jays came here and there was a game
Speaker 8: where on a Wednesday night, the Reds hit jumped out
Speaker 8: to a five to nothing lead and the Blue Jays
Speaker 8: ended up winning that game by like four or five
Speaker 8: runs and hit five homers. That lineup just keeps coming.
Speaker 8: Vladimir Guerrero is one of the best two or three
Speaker 8: hitters in all of baseball. It's interesting. I know how
Speaker 8: this works, and I know how it works in a
Speaker 8: in a market where the baseball team is a small
Speaker 8: market team. The Dodgers spend and spend and spend and spend.
Speaker 8: By the way, for what it's worth, the Blue Jays
Speaker 8: have the fifth highest payroll in all of baseball. This
Speaker 8: isn't some mom and pop franch The Toronto Blue Jays spend. Hell,
Speaker 8: they came this close to signing show Heyo Tani and
Speaker 8: they would have spent even more to go get him.
Speaker 8: So it's the team with the biggest actually the second
Speaker 8: biggest payroll behind the Mets, and the fifth biggest payroll
Speaker 8: in the Toronto Blue Jays. If I asked one thousand
Speaker 8: people in Cincinnati, all right, you have to pick a
Speaker 8: team to cheer for in the World Series, my guess
Speaker 8: is nine hundred and ninety eight are going to say
Speaker 8: the Blue Jays, and most are going to say it's
Speaker 8: because they don't want the high spending, big market Dodgers
Speaker 8: to win. Now, you will find some who grew up
Speaker 8: in the seventies who will tell you, you know, the
Speaker 8: Reds and Dodgers had such a great rivalry back then,
Speaker 8: and then we'll tell you, like, I'm just not rooting
Speaker 8: for the Dodgers because of that younger fans. I'm forty eight.
Speaker 8: I consider myself a younger fan. Don't necessarily, for the
Speaker 8: most part, feel that way about LA. Here's my take.
Speaker 8: I don't understand rooting against teams who do everything they
Speaker 8: can to try to win, especially in a sport filled
Speaker 8: with owners who blatantly don't try to win. By the way,
Speaker 8: this is not even about the Reds. You want to
Speaker 8: root against the team, read about the owner of the
Speaker 8: Pittsburgh Pirates root against them. Now, you may hate baseball's economics,
Speaker 8: and there's a lot to not like about baseball's economics.
Speaker 8: There are clear advantages the teams like the Dodgers and
Speaker 8: Mets and Yankees have. By the way, it's been proven
Speaker 8: that having those advantages doesn't guarantee you anything. The two
Speaker 8: New York teams have combined to win one World Series
Speaker 8: this century. The Dodgers won a World Series in twenty twenty.
Speaker 8: It was their first since nineteen eighty eight. So you
Speaker 8: might spend a lot, it doesn't guarantee anything. It certainly doesn't.
Speaker 8: There's real there's no real sense of inevitability. But what
Speaker 8: I don't understand is the criticism of a team that
Speaker 8: has advantages that takes advantage of those advantages. The bigger
Speaker 8: issue would be, for me, if a big market team
Speaker 8: didn't spend by the way. The Chicago Cubs tried this,
Speaker 8: and maybe from a baseball perspective, did the right thing.
Speaker 8: But in the in the late twenty tens, after they
Speaker 8: won the World Series in twenty sixteen, despite making printing
Speaker 8: money hand over fist in Chicago, the Ricketts family, you know,
Speaker 8: basically pled poverty.
Speaker 2: We can't afford to keep our players.
Speaker 8: That is a thing in this sport, and it's such
Speaker 8: a thing in this sport that we just kind of
Speaker 8: nod along and accept it. If you could have root
Speaker 8: against the team, root against the team that doesn't try
Speaker 8: to win, the bigger story would be for me if
Speaker 8: the Dodgers didn't spend. So the rules say they can spend,
Speaker 8: they spend. If you were a Dodgers fan, wouldn't you
Speaker 8: want your team to take advantage of their financial advantages? Again, man,
Speaker 8: you think you might think baseball needs a salary cat,
Speaker 8: there's some validity to that. You might think baseball's economics
Speaker 8: are so out of whack that it would make sense
Speaker 8: for the sport to take a year off for them
Speaker 8: to kind of come up with a new way of
Speaker 8: structuring their economics. Maybe, but that's not the Dodgers' fault.
Speaker 8: It's not a big market team's fault. And look, I'm
Speaker 8: a fan of a Reds fan. I'm a fan of
Speaker 8: a small market team. But it's funny in college sports,
Speaker 8: you know, most of us root for a school, for
Speaker 8: big name schools, right, most of us route like I'm
Speaker 8: a UC fan from a football perspective, it's not Ohio State.
Speaker 8: In college sports, we love, we love financial inequity. We
Speaker 8: love it. Like if I said, if you're an Ohio
Speaker 8: State fan, and I'm not picking on OSU, I'll make
Speaker 8: it about Kentucky basketball. If you want Ohio State football
Speaker 8: can only spend the same amount of money on recruiting
Speaker 8: and facilities as Toledo or Miami or kent State, Buckeye
Speaker 8: fans would lose their minds. In college sports, we love
Speaker 8: the financial equity, especially in the era of paying players.
Speaker 8: By the way, we have all sorts of non traditional
Speaker 8: powers that are now competing. Indiana University as the second
Speaker 8: ranked team in college football right now. And I'm big
Speaker 8: on nil and revenue sharing because i want everybody to
Speaker 8: get paid. It's leveled the playing field in many ways.
Speaker 8: Hasn't it all ruined the sport. I think it's made
Speaker 8: the championship, the playoff more accessible to more fans, more teams.
Speaker 8: It's great. But in college sports, who have a lot
Speaker 8: of folks, they want the financial inequity. They don't love
Speaker 8: the fact that other schools can pay players. They want
Speaker 8: to hoard all the talent. They hate the transfer portal,
Speaker 8: which is why for decades you've had the same schools
Speaker 8: dominating in the college football playoff era when it was
Speaker 8: still just for teams, it was the same schools every
Speaker 8: single year. College football fans love that, and yet when
Speaker 8: it comes to baseball we hold it against the teams
Speaker 8: that have financial advantages that they use them. I'm rooting
Speaker 8: for a great World Series. I can't say that I'm
Speaker 8: rooting for the Dodgers' for six seven games. I'm running
Speaker 8: for a drama. I'm rooting for a series better than
Speaker 8: last years. Like there's a big part of me rooting
Speaker 8: for David Bell to get a World Series ring. Jeff
Speaker 8: Hoffman was here, Kevin Gosman was here, no real attachment
Speaker 8: to them. But still I just want a great series.
Speaker 8: Love great baseball. But I'm not going to root against
Speaker 8: the Dodgers because they try to win. And if that's
Speaker 8: what you're doing, Frankly, I don't understand. Sixteen minutes after
Speaker 8: seven o'clock five point three, seven four nine, seven thousand
Speaker 8: is our phone number. We could perhaps get to some
Speaker 8: phone calls a little bit later on. You see, is
Speaker 8: one of two teams in the Big twelve that doesn't
Speaker 8: have a conference loss. I think Tomorrow's game for Cincinnati
Speaker 8: is huge. Bearcats v. Baylor Stadium is going to be
Speaker 8: sold out. They've got a tough road tilt next week
Speaker 8: against Utah, some big games coming up later on in
Speaker 8: the season against TCU and BYU. You've got to win
Speaker 8: at home. This line has come down, by the way,
Speaker 8: from five and a half to three and a half.
Speaker 8: Danny Cannell joins my show All the Time to talk
Speaker 8: college football. We'll get his thoughts on the Bearcats and
Speaker 8: the Buckeyes and some Hoosiers and more when we come back.
Speaker 8: It's Rnel Carrier Sports Talk presented by Kelsey Chevrolet on
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Speaker 8: Cincinnati and Baylor Bearcats are are six and one. Danny
Speaker 8: Canell's with us thanks to a bet online. I got
Speaker 8: a bet online. I look right now, Danny, I see
Speaker 8: the Bearcats are plus seven hundred plus seven hundred to
Speaker 8: win the Big Twelve Conference.
Speaker 2: Talk me into it or out of it?
Speaker 25: Oh, man, I think it's pretty good value, right, I mean,
Speaker 25: I think people are still sleeping on the Bearcats.
Speaker 6: My man, Brandon Sorosby has been bawling.
Speaker 25: I don't think he's getting anywhere near the amount of
Speaker 25: attention that he should be getting.
Speaker 6: He has been awesome, and if.
Speaker 25: You take away, you know, one bad play against Nebraska,
Speaker 25: this team is really close to being undefeated. But Soorsby's
Speaker 25: got eighteen touchdowns in one interception, and he's got six
Speaker 25: rushing touchdowns. By my math, that's twenty four total touchdowns
Speaker 25: and one interception. Why isn't he getting any Heisman loved?
Speaker 25: And I get why because.
Speaker 6: You're not in the market, you know, or you're not
Speaker 6: a traditional blue blood.
Speaker 25: But I'm serious, he's playing quarterback as good as anybody
Speaker 25: in the country. They're playing some great football. And if
Speaker 25: the Big Twelve, I mean, we all we've been proven
Speaker 25: wrong all season long.
Speaker 6: We all thought, oh it's Texas Tech, head and shoulders
Speaker 6: above the field. Oh it's Texas Tech.
Speaker 25: Texas Tech goes and loses last week, I say, why
Speaker 25: not the Bearcats?
Speaker 6: So I am not trying to talk you out of
Speaker 6: that one.
Speaker 25: Of course, the Texas Tech game would be the only
Speaker 25: one that they would have to face in the Big
Speaker 25: Twelve championship. Don't have them the regular season. But we
Speaker 25: just saw Utah get beat by BYU. You can handle
Speaker 25: them BYU. You guys play at home, like, why not
Speaker 25: at the nip You could see it happening. Now you're
Speaker 25: thinking about I'm about to take a bet on the
Speaker 25: Bearcats here to win the Big Twelve.
Speaker 8: See there you go. You're speaking my language. By the way,
Speaker 8: two fifty to one to win the college football playoff.
Speaker 8: It's that's not something I thought I would be looking at.
Speaker 8: A long way to go, but it's been a fun
Speaker 8: season so far. We were talking about this yesterday. Ohio
Speaker 8: State gets talked about a lot in this part of
Speaker 8: the country. I'm not sure in recent years nationally there
Speaker 8: has been a less discussed number one team in the
Speaker 8: nation through this part of the season.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I would tend to agree. I think you saw
Speaker 25: this happen last year with Georgia. They were just everybody
Speaker 25: knew they'd be in the College Football Playoff and you're
Speaker 25: kind of like, yeah, we'll talk about them when it matters.
Speaker 25: But Georgia wasn't as dominant as Ohio State has been
Speaker 25: this year. I just was in Madison, Wisconsin, so I
Speaker 25: saw the buck guys in person. Of course, it was
Speaker 25: not a great game, completely lopsided, but that we haven't
Speaker 25: seen a lot of teams that are just handling their
Speaker 25: business every single week. We've seen a lot of teams
Speaker 25: overlook opponents, they underwhelm.
Speaker 6: Ohio State has not done that, and I think this team.
Speaker 25: I talked to Jeremiah Smith after the game and he
Speaker 25: said he thinks this team is better than last year's
Speaker 25: and it is really hard to argue against when you
Speaker 25: look at the totality of the roster. I think last
Speaker 25: year's run game was a little bit better and the
Speaker 25: offensive line was a little bit better, but outside of that,
Speaker 25: defense is putting up historic numbers. You know, they pitch
Speaker 25: another shutout last week, which was really impressive. My big
Speaker 25: concern for Ohio State, and this is similar to sort
Speaker 25: of some of those great teams that we've seen, you know, traditionally,
Speaker 25: it's do they get battle tested before they have to
Speaker 25: play against potentially Indiana and the Big Ten or if
Speaker 25: they have to play against Alabama and the College Football
Speaker 25: Playoff because they're so good, Like, it's just you wonder
Speaker 25: if that's gonna matter, because they won't have many opportunities
Speaker 25: to be in a fourth quarter game where you look
Speaker 25: up at the scoreboard it's.
Speaker 6: Like, oh crap, we got to get this thing going.
Speaker 25: They might not have to face that type of adversity,
Speaker 25: which is like rich people problems, right, Like it's a
Speaker 25: problem that everybody would love to have. But I cannot
Speaker 25: say enough about how impressed I was the Buckeyes, Julian
Speaker 25: saying is playing like a seasoned veteran. I love the
Speaker 25: way they've kind of they've taken you know, they kind
Speaker 25: of have slow played it.
Speaker 6: It's like a restaurant. They have a soft opening.
Speaker 25: I think that's what they did early in the season,
Speaker 25: and then now they're kind of just throwing everything at him,
Speaker 25: and he is flurshing. It has just been really, really
Speaker 25: impressive the Buckey's what they've been able to do.
Speaker 8: When you were in Madison, if I would have told
Speaker 8: you that at this time this week, Luke Fickle will
Speaker 8: still be employed, you would have said, what.
Speaker 25: I'm pretty astounded, especially considering the pulse. You know, you
Speaker 25: get a pretty good pulse.
Speaker 6: When you're on the ground.
Speaker 25: Even before the game, fans were like, yeah, we probably
Speaker 25: have to make a change, and then you know, at
Speaker 25: the airport after everyone's like, well, it's got to happen today,
Speaker 25: and then no, you get the statement of support from
Speaker 25: the athletic director. So I'm surprised, but I'm also surprised
Speaker 25: at how bad it's been. I thought Luke Fickle was
Speaker 25: an a higher you know when you grade the hires.
Speaker 25: I thought he was a great fit at Wisconsin. I
Speaker 25: do think they're starting to learn they have a lot
Speaker 25: of making up to do in the nil landscape, and
Speaker 25: their schedule has been.
Speaker 6: Brutal, and he's had horrible quarterback.
Speaker 2: Look.
Speaker 25: So I know the athletic director said they're going to
Speaker 25: try to give him some more resources, give more money,
Speaker 25: but my goodness, I don't think it's gonna get I
Speaker 25: think it's gonna get worse before it gets better. And
Speaker 25: that's going to take a tremendous amount of fortitude for
Speaker 25: that athletic director to continue to back Luke Fickle the
Speaker 25: way they've lost the fan base.
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Speaker 8: Big ten with me. Last year, it felt like Indiana
Speaker 8: was a really neat story. This year, it feels like
Speaker 8: they're a powerhouse. Fernando Mendoza the odds on favorite to
Speaker 8: win the Heisman Trophy. Do you take the Hoosiers seriously
Speaker 8: as national championship contenders?
Speaker 6: Absolutely?
Speaker 25: And I would say why, like and maybe if they
Speaker 25: didn't do what they did to Oregon, you'd probably be
Speaker 25: waiting for them to prove.
Speaker 6: It one more time, like we need to see it.
Speaker 2: But they I thought of Oregon.
Speaker 25: I still think Oregon is a really good football team.
Speaker 25: That was a pretty convincing win. I mean, they won
Speaker 25: by ten, but I think the style of it, the
Speaker 25: way they were able to control both lines of scrimmage,
Speaker 25: that was really really impressive. Kirksey that he's a great
Speaker 25: football coach, and I still think it's very similar to
Speaker 25: what's going on at Vanderbilt. People need to erase everything
Speaker 25: you've known about Indiana for the last fifty years.
Speaker 6: There's a couple of reasons why.
Speaker 25: One, they've done a great job and they're going on
Speaker 25: their second season kind of putting a stampoint they did
Speaker 25: last year.
Speaker 6: But this is a new landscape of college football.
Speaker 25: Like you, you don't have just windows where you can win,
Speaker 25: where you get lucky with a good class or a
Speaker 25: good quarterback. They actually have resources, and they have the
Speaker 25: revenue share and they've got the portal. So I think
Speaker 25: Indiana is here to stay. And I do think Fernando
Speaker 25: Mendoza is pretty special. They still have a lot of
Speaker 25: players that were on last year's team that were holdovers
Speaker 25: from James Madison, which was a championship level player.
Speaker 6: So yes, I think Indiana is a team that could
Speaker 6: win the national championship.
Speaker 8: In college football, we've seen a lot of coaches get
Speaker 8: fired with large buyouts, most notably James Franklin, who's being
Speaker 8: paid nearly fifty million dollars to not work. Some view
Speaker 8: that as this is a sign that the sport is really,
Speaker 8: really healthy, And some view this as this is a
Speaker 8: sign that the sport is in trouble and it's not
Speaker 8: so the money going to the players.
Speaker 2: What's your take?
Speaker 25: No, all I know is I don't want to hear
Speaker 25: any athletic directors or school presidents complaining about finances, right Like,
Speaker 25: you've got to stop saying, oh, we're we're at a
Speaker 25: point of crisis. Well, if there is a crisis, it's
Speaker 25: on you guys, like you're the ones that are handing
Speaker 25: out these contracts with these ridiculous guarantees and ridiculous buyouts.
Speaker 6: And I don't think it changes. I think it's the
Speaker 6: sport is in a great spot. I mean it really is.
Speaker 25: The ratings are up, the players are making money, The
Speaker 25: expanded Playoff has brought a lot of hope to a
Speaker 25: lot of programs. So I think the sport is in
Speaker 25: a great spot. I mean, the coaches just have more
Speaker 25: pressure on them than ever before, in large part because
Speaker 25: of these salaries, because of the money that they're making.
Speaker 25: So I think until athletic directors start getting smarter and
Speaker 25: don't get raked over the coals by these agents with
Speaker 25: all the leverage that they have. You're just going to
Speaker 25: see these continue to escalate, and you're gonna see coaches
Speaker 25: make a lot of money, either to coach or to
Speaker 25: not coach.
Speaker 6: It's just a matter of what where.
Speaker 25: They're gonna be or on television, you know, talking about
Speaker 25: the sport. But either way, they're gonna make a lot
Speaker 25: a lot of money.
Speaker 8: All Right, one more, really quick. I ask you this
Speaker 8: every time look at that online. I don't want a favorite.
Speaker 8: Give me a dark horse. Give me a long shot
Speaker 8: with value, whether it's the National Championship or whether it's
Speaker 8: the Heisman Trophy.
Speaker 2: Give me one of those where I could get some
Speaker 2: value for my wager.
Speaker 25: Spend on how long you want to go? I would
Speaker 25: say the Miami Hurricanes, and I it was ugly right.
Speaker 25: They lost on the national stage was Friday night, kind
Speaker 25: of standalone game.
Speaker 6: I still thought they were National championship worthy before.
Speaker 25: And it's just you gotta really put a lot of
Speaker 25: trust in Carson Beck that he's not gonna have that
Speaker 25: type of game because he had four interceptions. The three
Speaker 25: of them were horrendous decisions, a couple of them were
Speaker 25: great plays. But I still think that team has an
Speaker 25: offensive and defensive line that are very special. I think
Speaker 25: Oregon I would put in that same category, but Oregon's
Speaker 25: only nine to one. If you want to go a
Speaker 25: little bit longer, fourteen to one. Like, I would not
Speaker 25: waste your money on Texas. Think arch Manning still has
Speaker 25: significant growth to go Texas Tech. I worry a little
Speaker 25: bit about their competition. Ole missus defense. I don't trust them.
Speaker 25: So I would say Miami at fourteen to one. And
Speaker 25: this is from a seminole, So you got to consider
Speaker 25: this like, this is me giving a lot of love
Speaker 25: to a program that I don't like.
Speaker 6: I'll say Miami's not bad value here at fourteen to one.
Speaker 8: Learn more bet online, dot ag get updated college Football Playoff,
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Speaker 8: enough to join us. Always awesome to have you. I
Speaker 8: hope we can do it before the season ends. Appreciate it, man,
Speaker 8: Thanks so much.
Speaker 6: Oh we will.
Speaker 25: We might be talking about Cincinnati and College Football Playoff
Speaker 25: cope season.
Speaker 8: Yes we will, and I might need a half hour
Speaker 8: with you if that happens, Danny.
Speaker 6: Thank you definitely. All right, Well let's see I look forward.
Speaker 8: To that, Danny Canel. It's time for the seven thirty news,
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Speaker 7: Trump turning up the heat on Venezuela. Will there be
Speaker 7: an attack on their mainland? This is the seven thirty report.
Speaker 7: I'm matt Reee breaking Now America's largest aircraft carrier headed
Speaker 7: to the Caribbean. As American strikes on drug boats continue.
Speaker 7: Secretary of War ordering the USS Gerald R. Ford to
Speaker 7: the Caribbean to help quote dismantle transnational criminal organizations and
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Speaker 7: As the US carried out an overnight strike on a
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Speaker 7: Trump has already threatened a direct attack on Venezuela in
Speaker 7: recent days, and our military has struck ten alleged drug
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Speaker 22: The administration here says that they do not believe that
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Speaker 8: A little bit later on, we're gonna preview FC Cincinnati's
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Speaker 8: The Eastern Conference in Major League Soccer feels wide open.
Speaker 8: I don't know anybody who was excited about playing Columbus
Speaker 8: in round We don't want to play your rival in
Speaker 8: round one. We'll see, we'll see see if they can
Speaker 8: get there. Come up and so to speak for what
Speaker 8: happened in the Eastern Conference Final two years ago. That
Speaker 8: conversation coming up in just about forty minutes. Bengals and
Speaker 8: Jets on Sunday. Can the Joe Flacco magic continue? You know?
Speaker 8: I say this often on my show on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 8: By By the way, my name is Mollaggar. It's not
Speaker 8: Beef tallow In for Lance Lances back for Bengals line
Speaker 8: on Monday evening. Be interesting or be good? You gotta
Speaker 8: be one. From where I sit, you gotta be one.
Speaker 8: Be good or be interesting. Ideally be both? Right, Ideally
Speaker 8: your team is good and it's interesting, but it's got
Speaker 8: to be one of the other. It's got to be
Speaker 8: at least one of the other. Uh, the Joe Flacco
Speaker 8: thing interesting?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 8: Picking up the dude on Tuesday, playing a game on Sunday,
Speaker 8: By the way, that was the right decision in real time.
Speaker 8: It proved to be the right decision later on. For
Speaker 8: those who don't want to give Zach credit for anything.
Speaker 8: Zach Taylor credit for anything. They they took some heat
Speaker 8: now for like throwing him to the Wolves against against
Speaker 8: Green Bay. They did that so they could win the
Speaker 8: game against Pittsburgh. Good decision there, right decision there. Give
Speaker 8: the Bengals credit. The Joe Flacco story is interesting. It's
Speaker 8: been made more interesting by the fact that he helped
Speaker 8: beat the Pittsburgh Steelers and did so on a night
Speaker 8: where the defense did next to nothing in prime time
Speaker 8: eight days after joining the team. It has vaulted the
Speaker 8: Bengals back into the playoff hunt. I think it has
Speaker 8: opened the door for Cincinnati and Baltimore in the AFC North.
Speaker 8: Now it can close quickly. I think it closes that
Speaker 8: the Bengals loose to the Jets. I think it closes
Speaker 8: for Baltimore if they lose to Chicago this weekend. But
Speaker 8: it's interesting for as much as the season has evolved
Speaker 8: and there's been changes, we've gone from Burrow to Browning
Speaker 8: to Flacco, I still have the same question I had
Speaker 8: in April, May, June, July, and August. The question is
Speaker 8: when the offense dries up, when the quarterback isn't having
Speaker 8: a great day, When the offense came run the football
Speaker 8: when the other team's defense just has their number. Can
Speaker 8: the Bengals defense win a game now? To be fair?
Speaker 8: To be fair, the answer against Cleveland way back Week one,
Speaker 8: which feels like a lifetime ago, was yes against Joe Flacco. Now,
Speaker 8: it helped that the Browns kicker left four points on
Speaker 8: the field, but the defense answered the question in that
Speaker 8: week can they win a game for the Bengals Now?
Speaker 8: Cleveland's running back Quinn Shawn Judkins didn't play that game.
Speaker 8: He has been awesome since they've started using him beginning
Speaker 8: with Week two. But it's the question, right. I asked
Speaker 8: it all offseason because all off season you would hear, hey, look,
Speaker 8: the Bengals just need to be league average, right, Bengals
Speaker 8: just need a league average defense, and they're gonna be okay.
Speaker 8: And I get the basic premise, Hey, you've got Burrow
Speaker 8: and Chase and Higgins are gonna score a billion points.
Speaker 8: As long as the defense doesn't screw it up, as
Speaker 8: long as they're kind of middle of the pack, they're
Speaker 8: gonna be okay. My question was, fine, big picture, that
Speaker 8: might be the case anecdotally. Two things. One, what happens
Speaker 8: if there's a game where for the offense it's just
Speaker 8: not working. Number two, what happens when the defense has
Speaker 8: to get a stop in a game where the offense
Speaker 8: has put the team in a position to win. The
Speaker 8: Bengals are getting ready for their eighth game of the season.
Speaker 8: We're close to the midway point. I still wonder those things,
Speaker 8: like go back to last Thursday, Joe Flacco puts the
Speaker 8: team in a position to win Gino stone In the
Speaker 8: defense almost almost give up the game. Go back to
Speaker 8: the game against green Bay. The Bengals offense starts to
Speaker 8: click in the second half. On three different occasions, the
Speaker 8: defense took the field with the Bengals down by one possession,
Speaker 8: down one score, and in every instance they gave up
Speaker 8: points to the green Bay offense. The game against Detroit,
Speaker 8: say what you want about Jake Browning. They pulled within
Speaker 8: eleven points ten and a half minutes to go. It
Speaker 8: might not have been likely that they were going to
Speaker 8: come back and win the game, but ten and a
Speaker 8: half minutes is an eternity. Eleven points is not insurmountable.
Speaker 8: Get off the field and your team has at least
Speaker 8: a little bit more of a chance. Instead, Detroit went
Speaker 8: down the field and six plays never even got to
Speaker 8: a third down. And I could keep going. I could
Speaker 8: talk about the Denver game. I could talk about the
Speaker 8: Minnesota game. And so like, here's the question, and I
Speaker 8: don't know that I have the answer. I'll ask you
Speaker 8: at five point three seven four nine seven thousand. Let's
Speaker 8: say Sunday that Joe flacco magic runs out, and if
Speaker 8: it's not this Sunday, maybe it's against Chicago. Joe Flacco
Speaker 8: is is gonna play a lot more right. I mean,
Speaker 8: we're still talking like Burrow mid December, best case, we're
Speaker 8: not even to November yet. And those Burrow games, if
Speaker 8: he does come back for like the last three, only
Speaker 8: matter if they can win enough games to make them matter.
Speaker 8: So on Thursday, Joe Flacco plays very well and Jamar
Speaker 8: Chase's otherworldly, and T Higgins is good, and the offensive
Speaker 8: line was all right and they ran the ball effectively,
Speaker 8: which to me, that was the biggest offensive subplot to
Speaker 8: that entire game. What's gonna happen when that doesn't happen.
Speaker 8: What's gonna happen when Joe Flacco turns into a pumpkin.
Speaker 8: What's gonna happen when he turns into a forty year
Speaker 8: old backup quarterback, like he's the toast of the town
Speaker 8: right now, and he should be. And by the way,
Speaker 8: I've become a fan of Joe Flacco for life, and
Speaker 8: he's played forever in the NFL, He's played for two
Speaker 8: teams inside the AFC North, and yet I've never felt
Speaker 8: strongly about him either way. He's always just been there.
Speaker 8: I've respected him. It's had a very long career, made
Speaker 8: a ton of money, won a lot of games, Super Bowl, MVP,
Speaker 8: He's had a very good career. But I've never felt
Speaker 8: like strongly either way about him. Like if you're a
Speaker 8: Bengals fan like me, you loathe Ben Roethlisberger, how out
Speaker 8: Steelers stands low Ben Roethlisberger, But like Joe Flacco never
Speaker 8: elicited those sort of emotions. For me, I never felt
Speaker 8: strongly until I watched him here. And it was not
Speaker 8: just the fact that he's played well. It's how he's
Speaker 8: handled himself. That first Friday after he got traded here,
Speaker 8: you could tell he just he appreciated the absurdity and
Speaker 8: the humor of this situation that he's found himself in,
Speaker 8: learning his teammates, all that sort of stuff on the fly,
Speaker 8: and it's worked, and you know it's probably gonna work
Speaker 8: on Sunday because the Jets are terrible. But here we
Speaker 8: are in late October, we're still wondering the same thing
Speaker 8: that many of us were wondering back in August. When
Speaker 8: the defense has to get a stop, when the defense
Speaker 8: has to win you a game, can it And so
Speaker 8: far the answer has been no. And Al Golden, They've
Speaker 8: tried stuff right, They've benched Zach cam Taylor Britt, They've
Speaker 8: made him a healthy scratch. They've made a change at
Speaker 8: linebacker and let Barrett Carter play like. They've tried stuff,
Speaker 8: and there have been some decent things to happen on defense.
Speaker 8: DJ Turner has been unbelievable the last couple of games.
Speaker 8: But we're midway through the season, nearly midway through the season.
Speaker 8: I guess seven games in big, big sample size, and
Speaker 8: it's still an untrustworthy unit. It's still a unit that
Speaker 8: since losing the game on Sunday sounds far fetched, I'll
Speaker 8: make it about that Bears game, which is the one
Speaker 8: going into the bye. It's gonna be a big game.
Speaker 8: Bengals are at home. What if it is a situation
Speaker 8: like the one they had against Pittsburgh. They've taken the lead,
Speaker 8: they need to stop. It's thirty four to twenty two
Speaker 8: and a half to go. Can they get a stop?
Speaker 8: Now you might go, well, yeah, but it was Aaron Rodgers, Okay,
Speaker 8: but can they get a stop? Can they get a
Speaker 8: stop when they're down a score and need the ball
Speaker 8: back like they couldn't against Jordan Love and the Green
Speaker 8: Bay Packers. So like, I am all in on Flacco
Speaker 8: and I think Zach Taylor deserves a measure of credit
Speaker 8: for helping him get up to speed. And man, it's
Speaker 8: a fun story. And Jamar Chase was awesome and they've
Speaker 8: dumbed it down to a degree and it's like, dude,
Speaker 8: just throw the ball to Chase and Higgins, Like I
Speaker 8: get it.
Speaker 2: This is fun.
Speaker 8: And the Bengals at three and four, like if they're
Speaker 8: two and five, we're not talking about this. We're talking
Speaker 8: about who they trade, who they fire, what next year
Speaker 8: is going to look like. Some will say they should tank,
Speaker 8: but for the win on Thursday against the Steelers to
Speaker 8: genuinely vault this team into a position where it could
Speaker 8: remain in the playoff hunt, get a playoff spot, get
Speaker 8: to the postseason with Joe Burrow. Al Golden's unit's gonna
Speaker 8: have to do something that it hasn't been able to do,
Speaker 8: at least since Week one. Get off the field when needed,
Speaker 8: and that's win a game. And I'm not even talking
Speaker 8: necessarily about what happens if Joe Flacco just doesn't have
Speaker 8: it turns into a pumpkin. What happens if Joe Flacco's
Speaker 8: immobility puts him in harm's way and there's an injury,
Speaker 8: and now Browning's got to play and your offense is
Speaker 8: more limited. If the answer continues to be I don't know,
Speaker 8: or if the answer continues to be no, they can't
Speaker 8: get stops, this season goes nowhere, and we'll bring into
Speaker 8: sharper focus what Duke Tobin did and didn't do on
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Speaker 8: All the way till midnight, phone lines were open five one, three, seven, nine,
Speaker 8: seven thousand. By the way, good conversation with Danny Canelbe.
Speaker 8: He brought up Luke Fickle. Luke Fickle, I think, to
Speaker 8: the surprise of a lot of people, is still the
Speaker 8: coach on Wisconsin after his team was shut out back
Speaker 8: to back weeks. I'm not sure right now that there
Speaker 8: is a coach in college football who is who is
Speaker 8: as deeply disliked by his fan base as Luke Fickle
Speaker 8: is at Wisconsin, and it's it's a great what if? Right,
Speaker 8: Like I am a lifelong and diehard UC fan. I
Speaker 8: root for Luke Fickle. I root for, for the most part,
Speaker 8: all of the coaches who have come to UC and
Speaker 8: left U see, because I think most of them left
Speaker 8: it better than when they took it over. And you know,
Speaker 8: in particular Luke Fickle, like he was the coach when
Speaker 8: they were in the playoff man they had an undefeated season, Like,
Speaker 8: how could you root against that guy? And I think
Speaker 8: sometimes we focus so much on how it ends and
Speaker 8: not so much on the body of work. The body
Speaker 8: of work was incredible. So I root for him from afar,
Speaker 8: but I just wonder, Look, he's handsomely paid and when
Speaker 8: they fire him, he's gonna get a you know, years
Speaker 8: worth of buyout money, and so nobody is gonna feel
Speaker 8: sorry for him. But Scott Sadderfield at you See has
Speaker 8: things trending in the right direction. I don't think they're
Speaker 8: there quite yet, quite frankly, but he's got a football
Speaker 8: team that I don't think has a ton of weaknesses.
Speaker 8: I don't think they have any major glaring holes. They've
Speaker 8: got a good collection of talent, they're well coached, they're
Speaker 8: competing in the Big twelve. We'll see if they can
Speaker 8: avoid a second half meltdown like the one they saw
Speaker 8: last year. And I think they will because I just
Speaker 8: think they have more Big twelve caliber players and so
Speaker 8: we'll see. I just if you're Luke Fickle and you know,
Speaker 8: the Big ten that he joined at Wisconsin is not
Speaker 8: the Big ten that Wisconsin is playing now. The Big
Speaker 8: twelve that you see is in is not easy, but
Speaker 8: it's not the Big ten that Wisconsin is playing now.
Speaker 8: I just I wonder if deep down inside he's not
Speaker 8: asking himself, what if? What if he sees it through
Speaker 8: at you see? Is there for the leap to the
Speaker 8: Big twelve? Is here during the era of the college
Speaker 8: football playoff, where the championship tournament has never been more accessible.
Speaker 8: At a program where you can win, at a program
Speaker 8: where they have figured out some things. From an nil perspective,
Speaker 8: what would life be like instead of being in a
Speaker 8: job where it feels like you have no chance of
Speaker 8: winning big and where you are reviled by the fan base.
Speaker 8: I don't know, but by the way, I do think
Speaker 8: you see will avoid what happened last season. I'm not
Speaker 8: here to tell you they're gonna win the Big twelve.
Speaker 8: I'm not here to tell you that they're gonna win tomorrow.
Speaker 8: But you know, last year, I think the offense went
Speaker 8: into a shell in the second half of the season.
Speaker 8: They didn't have dudes on the outside. Now I think
Speaker 8: they have dudes on the outside. And while there are
Speaker 8: weaknesses and they've got to be better defensively, and they've
Speaker 8: got to get Dante Corleone on the field for a
Speaker 8: larger percentage of the snaps, I don't know that there
Speaker 8: are many glaring holes in that football team. And I
Speaker 8: certainly don't think that there's a game on the schedule
Speaker 8: between now and the end of the season that they
Speaker 8: cannot win. More on Logan Wilson, who's asked for a
Speaker 8: trade that plus will preview the first round series for
Speaker 8: FC Cincinnati coming up in the next half hour. Right now, though,
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Speaker 7: President sending huge firepower to pressure Venezuela. This is the
Speaker 7: eight o'clock report. I'm Matt Reeves breaking now the USS
Speaker 7: Gerald R Ford heading to the Caribbean. It comes after
Speaker 7: an overnight strike by the US on an alleged drug
Speaker 7: boat that killed all six people on board. US has
Speaker 7: struck several suspected drug boats in the Caribbean as well
Speaker 7: as the Pacific Ocean strikes, drawing criticism from some Democratic
Speaker 7: lawmakers as well as presidents of Venezuela Lane Columbia. It's
Speaker 7: a dramatic escalation of what President Trump calls his war
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Speaker 27: The US has Ford Carriers strike group heading to the region.
Speaker 27: That carrier bristling was firepower including F eighteen fighter jets,
Speaker 27: missile launchers and attack submarines, adding some five thousand American
Speaker 27: forces to the ten thousand already.
Speaker 8: In the region.
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Speaker 10: high of fifty seven at night, mostly cloudy, a low
Speaker 10: down to forty three on Sunday and early chance of
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Speaker 7: Speaking of weather, forecas as say Tropical Storm Melissa expected
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Speaker 7: semiconductors the reason the Honda plant in Marysville beginning to
Speaker 7: pull back on production. Honda not specific about the amount
Speaker 7: of reduction in the length of it. Honda says impacted
Speaker 7: employees have the option to continue working, use paid time off,
Speaker 7: or take time off without pay. Two Planned Parenthood affiliates
Speaker 7: challenging the Ohio Department of Medicaid from prohibiting their participation
Speaker 7: in the federal health insurance program. According to a news release,
Speaker 7: ODM sent letters to Planned Parenthood of Greater Cincinnati and
Speaker 7: Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region in late September informing them
Speaker 7: of the termination. The release says that the change would
Speaker 7: prevent over twenty seven thousand people from receiving affordable care
Speaker 7: across Ohio, and now both affiliates want an administrative hearing
Speaker 7: to challenge the state agency's decision. Day twenty five of
Speaker 7: the federal government shutdown comes tomorrow. Vote on a funding
Speaker 7: bill continues to flop in the Senate.
Speaker 6: Rints and repeat.
Speaker 12: Government funding legislation goes to the Senate for the same
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Speaker 12: three Senate Democrats to vote for it, but nowhere near
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Speaker 8: on seven hundred WLW. I hope you're having an awesome
Speaker 8: Friday night. Thank you for making us a part of it.
Speaker 8: Hopefully the weekend is off to a great start. It
Speaker 8: is for Lance, I assume he is not here tonight.
Speaker 8: He's back for Bengals line on Monday. I'm Mowegar. My
Speaker 8: show's on ESPN fifteen thirty from three to six tonight.
Speaker 8: Though with the King of Centerville Alex Egan producing, I
Speaker 8: get a chance to fill in. Sterling is going to
Speaker 8: join us at nine o'clock. You know, by the way,
Speaker 8: I do not mean to come off and I don't
Speaker 8: come off as negative when it comes to the Bengals. Look,
Speaker 8: if they lose. If the Bengals lose to the Steelers
Speaker 8: and they're two and five, nobody cares about how they
Speaker 8: play against the Jets, and then nobody's talking about what
Speaker 8: they can do to keep the thing afloat make the postseason.
Speaker 8: But they did win, so the question becomes like, all right,
Speaker 8: what can they do better and what can they sustain
Speaker 8: By the way they ran the ball really well against Pittsburgh,
Speaker 8: is that an outlier? Does that proved to be something
Speaker 8: that was a on off or can they build upon that?
Speaker 8: Can they run it effectively? Moving forward the Joe Flacco thing,
Speaker 8: there's a part of you that wonders, like, Number one,
Speaker 8: why did this go so poorly? With Jake Browning? Number two.
Speaker 8: How bad would this have gotten had they stayed with him?
Speaker 8: So they didn't sit around and wait, they went They
Speaker 8: got a guy who was a quick study, a guy
Speaker 8: who knows how to throw the football to open guys
Speaker 8: like Jamar Chase and t Higgins. But you do wonder.
Speaker 8: You do wonder defensively, like when it's time for that
Speaker 8: unit to win a game, will they be able to?
Speaker 8: And there's a bunch of different ways to look at this.
Speaker 8: The only way it really gets better, though, is if
Speaker 8: these young guys end up paying dividends. Shamar Stewart. Shamar
Speaker 8: Stewart's obviously dealt with injury. Shamar Stewart had an eventful offseason,
Speaker 8: but when he got on the field during training camp,
Speaker 8: he was terrific. Wentn't very good against Pittsburgh. But Shamar
Speaker 8: Stewart's gonna have to make an impact this season. We
Speaker 8: said that the night they drafted him and Demetrius Knight
Speaker 8: and Barrett Carter, like it's gonna have to come from
Speaker 8: guys like that. It's gonna have to come from more
Speaker 8: guys who make the sudden leap that DJ Turner has made.
Speaker 8: A guy who at times has been in the Doghouse himself,
Speaker 8: and the last couple of weeks he's played like one
Speaker 8: of the best corners in the NFL. Like what Al
Speaker 8: Golden has decided to do with the backing of Zach
Speaker 8: Taylor and maybe the backing of the front office. Is
Speaker 8: gonna have to pay dividends at some point, and if
Speaker 8: it doesn't, then this team's defense will limit it. My
Speaker 8: take on the Bengals before the season, and I'm obviously
Speaker 8: not the only person who felt this way, was they're
Speaker 8: a team that can make the playoffs. I don't put
Speaker 8: him in the championship conversation because they have these two
Speaker 8: massive units that I do not trust. One is the
Speaker 8: offensive line, the other is the entire defense. Has the
Speaker 8: defense done anything through seven games to make you feel
Speaker 8: like it's trustworthy. I'm still watching Gino's Stone back there,
Speaker 8: and apparent like has the longest leash of all time.
Speaker 8: So these rookies are going to have to start paying dividends,
Speaker 8: and they're going to have to start doing it quickly.
Speaker 8: The only way that happens is for them to play.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 8: There's a whole other series of conversations about why Duke
Speaker 8: Tobin didn't do more to make the defense better. They
Speaker 8: literally didn't acquire another defensive back. They're the same at safety.
Speaker 8: They've run it back with a bunch of dbs, bunch
Speaker 8: of corners. But moving forward, if it ain't for the rookies,
Speaker 8: how does this unit get better and help them win
Speaker 8: games instead of getting in the way of winning games.
Speaker 8: More on that coming up here in just a bit.
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Speaker 8: It is eighteen minutes after eight o'clock. This is RNL
Speaker 8: Carrier Sports Talk presented by Kelsey Chevrolet on seven hundred
Speaker 8: wl W Mulwagger for Lance McAllister. You'll hear Lance on
Speaker 8: Monday for Bengals lines. Speaking of Monday, Game one, best
Speaker 8: of three MLS Cup first Round series, FC Cincinnati hosting
Speaker 8: the first game against Columbus six forty five at the
Speaker 8: Soccer Stadium on the West end of Cincinnati. You could
Speaker 8: watch it on Apple TV's MLS Season Pass. Dax McCarty,
Speaker 8: longtime MLS Stars, now a match analyst for MLS Season Pass.
Speaker 8: Awesome to have you. You've got the series one Monday.
Speaker 8: The Eastern Conference feels very wide open, much more wide
Speaker 8: open than last year, although the New York Red Bulls
Speaker 8: kind of came out of nowhere to represent the East
Speaker 8: this year. When you look at that half of the bracket,
Speaker 8: how many teams do you look at as legitimate threats
Speaker 8: to make.
Speaker 2: The final.
Speaker 4: Eight?
Speaker 11: Legitimately, mo, I can make an argument for all eight
Speaker 11: teams on the Eastern side to make a run at
Speaker 11: MLS Cup. And I think that's what makes these playoffs
Speaker 11: so compelling, so interesting. Last year was crazy if you
Speaker 11: remember how how the playoffs went down last year. There
Speaker 11: were upsets everywhere in terms of quite frankly, the team
Speaker 11: that wasn't the clearly inferior team i e. My Atlanta
Speaker 11: United Team, i e. The New York Red Bulls and
Speaker 11: the Columbus versus the Columbus Crew. There were teams that
Speaker 11: just sprang upset left and right. If I go down
Speaker 11: the list of all the different matchup in the East,
Speaker 11: it's really hard for me to determine who a favorite
Speaker 11: is in any of these matchups. And that's what makes
Speaker 11: this year in MLS and specifically in the Eastern Conference
Speaker 11: so interesting, so chaotic, so drama filled, is that I
Speaker 11: legitimately see a world in which every one of these
Speaker 11: series can go to three games, and then in the
Speaker 11: third game it's anyone's It's anyone's game. So I tend
Speaker 11: to give the favoritism towards the home team and the
Speaker 11: teams that have home field advantaged off this first round.
Speaker 11: But as we saw last year, that didn't make a
Speaker 11: heck of a lot of difference with certain series. And
Speaker 11: so it's a totally new new season. As I'm sure
Speaker 11: all of you you and all your listeners know, you
Speaker 11: kind of have to throw out everything that happened in
Speaker 11: the regular season and just focus on the sprint that
Speaker 11: is the playoffs.
Speaker 8: FC Cincinnati, Chris Albright, the GM made a lot of
Speaker 8: moves during that lay transfer window, perhaps most notably bringing
Speaker 8: Brenner back. And you know what Chris said at the
Speaker 8: time was we are built to win. Now we're better
Speaker 8: built to win. How much did those acquisitions and moves
Speaker 8: better fortify them for a postseason run?
Speaker 11: Yeah, it was the smart move and it was the
Speaker 11: right play from Chris Albright and Pat Noon and.
Speaker 6: Of that whole front office.
Speaker 11: Cincinnati is an extremely competitive team. I would say that
Speaker 11: they are in the upper echelon of best teams in
Speaker 11: MLS with the most consistency throughout the last three or
Speaker 11: four years. I believe it's actually the Columbus Crew and
Speaker 11: f C Cincinnati are the only two teams in MLS
Speaker 11: the last three years that have both hit fifty four
Speaker 11: points or above. And so they're in a club all
Speaker 11: on their own, and so you have to give credit
Speaker 11: that he's coaching staffs. You have to give credit to
Speaker 11: the front office for being able to constantly reload. I
Speaker 11: think it would have been really easy for Cincinnati to
Speaker 11: have a little bit of a down year after losing
Speaker 11: Lucho Acosta.
Speaker 8: But what do you do.
Speaker 11: You go out and you get one of the best
Speaker 11: players in Major League Soccer in Evander, and he repaid
Speaker 11: that faith instantly being one of the best players in
Speaker 11: the league's he's must CTV every time he's on the ball.
Speaker 11: But going out and getting a third scoring option, I
Speaker 11: think was key because for all the good things that
Speaker 11: Kai Kamara does, for all the good things that Dado
Speaker 11: Valenzuela do, for all the good things that Ya Yakubo
Speaker 11: has done when he's had to play in an attacking position,
Speaker 11: none of them is an out and out goal scorer.
Speaker 11: None of them are going to be able to get
Speaker 11: you ten twelve goals when you need them to. Kai
Speaker 11: Kamara has been excellent, but he hasn't scored. His hold
Speaker 11: up play, he opens up space for other players. It's
Speaker 11: all at a really high level, but Kai doesn't score
Speaker 11: at the same clip that he used to. Valezuela is
Speaker 11: more of a creative midfielder. So to go out and
Speaker 11: get a difference maker, a game changer in the attack
Speaker 11: in Brenner, and then you add that to Evander and
Speaker 11: Kevin Denk who are all match winners. That was a
Speaker 11: really shrewd move because the FT Cincinnati roster is built
Speaker 11: to win now and we've seen a supporter shield. We've
Speaker 11: seen a couple playoff runs, but we haven't seen enough
Speaker 11: in the postseason from FC Cincinnati. Adding Brenner, adding Dominic
Speaker 11: Marshuk on loan from Salt Lake, I think was a
Speaker 11: really smart and shrewd move to be able to add
Speaker 11: a little bit of depth at winger. But FT Cincinnati
Speaker 11: has game changers all over the field now. It would
Speaker 11: be a disappointment if they didn't make a deep playoff run.
Speaker 8: You know, you you mentioned a lot of guys that
Speaker 8: this club has acquired, and look, you you acquire a
Speaker 8: player like a Vander, you expect him to fit in
Speaker 8: just because he's going to score a bunch of goals.
Speaker 8: But it's always it's always stood out to me ever
Speaker 8: since Chris Albright and Pat Noonan took over this franchise
Speaker 8: that whenever they acquire a piece from outside, whether it's
Speaker 8: it's from another MLS club, whether it's an international signing,
Speaker 8: whether it's somebody who joins the team before the season,
Speaker 8: or whether it's somebody who joins the team once the
Speaker 8: season is underway. Almost every single time, it feels like
Speaker 8: that player just fits in seamlessly. From your perspective, having
Speaker 8: played in the league forever, how hard is it to
Speaker 8: do that nearly every single time you bring in somebody
Speaker 8: from outside.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's extremely hard. And I hope people, I hope
Speaker 11: people on the outside supporters of the club realize what
Speaker 11: a great job Chris Albright has done and what a
Speaker 11: great job Pat Noonon has done to be able to
Speaker 11: integrate players as quickly.
Speaker 8: As they have.
Speaker 11: That's not always the case, as you just mentioned. I've
Speaker 11: seen numerous players that have turned out to be good
Speaker 11: MLS players, it takes them three, four, five, sometimes even
Speaker 11: seven eight months to be able to acclimate and to
Speaker 11: be able to really contribute at a high level. So
Speaker 11: to go get Brenner was extra smart because he already
Speaker 11: knew the club. He already knew what the expectations were.
Speaker 11: He knows the training facility, he knows the stadium right,
Speaker 11: he knows Major League soccer and what it takes to
Speaker 11: be successful in Major League Soccer. To go bet Dominic Marshak,
Speaker 11: who already has an acclamation period, with salt Lake and
Speaker 11: now he's just coming to a new team and maybe
Speaker 11: fit in a system that is more suited to his
Speaker 11: talent and to his skill level. I think that was
Speaker 11: a really shrewd move right for this front office. So
Speaker 11: you just go up and down the roster and you
Speaker 11: see so many game changers, difference makers, players that are
Speaker 11: going to have a difference and make a difference in
Speaker 11: this roster. I've been really impressed every time I've seen
Speaker 11: Samuel Gide play. I really like his qualities and what
Speaker 11: he brings and can add into the midfield. So FC
Speaker 11: Cincinnati has depth, they have difference makers. They really need
Speaker 11: to put a stake in the ground in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 11: This is their year and it's the most competitive Eastern
Speaker 11: Conference that I've ever seen. And like I said at
Speaker 11: the top of the top of the show, any one
Speaker 11: of these eight teams can make a run. But I'm
Speaker 11: looking at FC Cincinnati as one of the favorites. I
Speaker 11: picked them before the season started to win MLS Cup,
Speaker 11: and They've made me kind of question myself a little
Speaker 11: bit throughout the season. But I'm sticking with my prediction
Speaker 11: because of the fact that they have so many game
Speaker 11: changers all.
Speaker 8: Right in the way right now, by the way. Dax
Speaker 8: McCarty MLS season pass Apple TV with us FC Cincinnati
Speaker 8: and Columbus on Monday night, Game one, six five on
Speaker 8: the West End of Cincinnati. I think most FC Cincinnati
Speaker 8: fans are really excited about the playoffs, all of them are.
Speaker 8: I think most go man Round one, anybody but Columbus.
Speaker 8: And yet here we are, where does the Crew pose
Speaker 8: the biggest threat?
Speaker 11: It's so funny that you say that mode because I
Speaker 11: made the argument once the playoffs were finalized on decision Day,
Speaker 11: I made the argument that f C Cincinnati the only
Speaker 11: team that they wouldn't want to see in Round one
Speaker 11: of the playoffs was the Columbus Crew. And I got
Speaker 11: a little bit of stick coming back from, you know,
Speaker 11: some of my co hosts and co analysts, and they
Speaker 11: were like, no, Cincinnati will be confident they're the better team,
Speaker 11: and I just said, look, I just wonder if because
Speaker 11: they play a similar formation, because they have that institutional
Speaker 11: know how of Wilford Nancy and his system and the
Speaker 11: way that they play, I think it's a really tough
Speaker 11: matchup for s C Cincinnati, and I think that this
Speaker 11: is going to be just as a as it was
Speaker 11: in twenty twenty three, where we all remember that epic
Speaker 11: playoff game that they played between the teams, And don't
Speaker 11: underestimate the power of a legend retiring in a team
Speaker 11: wanting to send him out on top. I think the
Speaker 11: power of Darlington Nagby in his statement that he made
Speaker 11: that he was going to be retiring when the season
Speaker 11: was over. His extra motivation for the Columbus Crew. I
Speaker 11: think the fact that they got a big win on
Speaker 11: decision Day and they got a little bit of confidence,
Speaker 11: because this is a Columbus Crew team that quite frankly,
Speaker 11: has been limping into the playoffs, but now that they've
Speaker 11: rediscovered their mojo a little bit. Daniel Gazdag got on
Speaker 11: the score sheet, Diego Rossi is rumored to be fit
Speaker 11: and available. This is a Columbus Crew team that e
Speaker 11: FC Cincinnati is going to have their hands full with.
Speaker 11: And so if I know Pat Noonan, I know that
Speaker 11: he's got scared. I know that he's going to be
Speaker 11: confident going in there and being able to win at TQL.
Speaker 11: But the Columbus Crew do a lot of things well
Speaker 11: and e FC Cincinnati they need to make sure that
Speaker 11: when they're in these close games they defend a little
Speaker 11: bit better than they've been defending recently, because towards the
Speaker 11: end of the season they conceded really sloppy goals. And
Speaker 11: if you're going to give the Columbus crew extra opportunities
Speaker 11: to punish you, they can certainly do that.
Speaker 8: At no point during the coverage on Monday, are you
Speaker 8: guys allowed to show highlights of that twenty twenty three
Speaker 8: Eastern Conference Final?
Speaker 11: Okay, hey, talk to the producers, Buddy, talk to the producers.
Speaker 11: That's not my will.
Speaker 8: Holse oh man, it still stings, hopefully, hopefully a measure
Speaker 8: of revenge in this best of three series which begins
Speaker 8: on Monday. Dak's awesome to have you love your work,
Speaker 8: appreciate the time man, enjoy the playoffs.
Speaker 11: Thanks so much anytime, Moe, that's the luck Epty Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: Much appreciated. Dax McCarty played in the League Forever MLS
Speaker 8: match analyst for MLS Season Pass on Apple TV Monday Night.
Speaker 8: I was going to say, Sunday, Monday night at six
Speaker 8: forty five, Game one, FC Cincinnati hosting Columbus. It's a
Speaker 8: best of three series in round one of course, of course,
Speaker 8: you can listen to the match on ESPN fifteen thirty
Speaker 8: Monday evening. It is twenty nine minutes after eight o'clock.
Speaker 8: You know, it's interesting there's been a surge of optimism
Speaker 8: among Bengals fans and understandably so. Right Flacco team beat
Speaker 8: the Steelers mini by little time to breathe playing a
Speaker 8: terrible Jets team on Sunday optimism and I'm here for it.
Speaker 8: But also you're starting to look at like mid December
Speaker 8: doesn't seem so far away. In mid December is when
Speaker 8: we are hoping that Joe Burrow can come back. So
Speaker 8: I kind of wanted to get a sense of, you know,
Speaker 8: if that's still realistic and some of the obstacles he
Speaker 8: still has to overcome. And so we're going to get
Speaker 8: an expert because that's what we do from Ortho Sinsey
Speaker 8: to talk Joe Burrow with us coming up in just
Speaker 8: about twenty minutes. We are looking forward to that. Don't
Speaker 8: forget Sunday. It's the Bengals and Jets. The game's live
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Speaker 7: Trump turns up the heat in the Caribbean as he
Speaker 7: targets drug dealers. This is the eight thirty report. I'm
Speaker 7: Matt Reeves breaking now. The huge US aircraft carrier Gerald R.
Speaker 7: Ford plus multiple warships are now steaming toward the Caribbean,
Speaker 7: dramatic escalation of what President Trump calls his war on
Speaker 7: drug cartels. There was a new air strike that obliterated
Speaker 7: a suspected drug boat in the Caribbean, announced by the
Speaker 7: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth today.
Speaker 27: Seth saying at least six people were killed, claiming without evidence,
Speaker 27: the boat was being operated by trend To Aragua, a
Speaker 27: designated terrorist organization. It's the tenth known military attack on
Speaker 27: alleged drug boats, including two in the eastern Pacific Ocean
Speaker 27: of Central America.
Speaker 7: That's ABC's Martha Rabbits time to check the roads for
Speaker 7: you on this Friday night. We have the latest traffic
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Speaker 2: One popped up.
Speaker 7: This is construction delay southbound seventy five at the Norwood
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Speaker 1: Now the ladies forecast from the Train Heating and Cooling
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Speaker 10: State weather heading for daybreak Saturday, it's clouding up. Morning
Speaker 10: low of thirty eight and we could see a little
Speaker 10: scattered frost our Saturday, then early sunshine and then clouds,
Speaker 10: a high of fifty seven at night, mostly cloudy in
Speaker 10: a low of forty three Sunday and early chance of
Speaker 10: a shower, then mostly cloudy, a high of fifty eight
Speaker 10: from your severe weather station. I'm nine First Warning Chief
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Speaker 7: Temperature forty five degrees in Cincinnati. Game day forecast built
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Speaker 7: on Sunday afternoon. A slight chance of rain, mostly cloudy
Speaker 7: otherwise again, a high of fifty seven. Multi day hurricane
Speaker 7: event coming up for Jamaica. Melissa will soon become a
Speaker 7: monster hurricane.
Speaker 30: It's moving so slowly that little jump fire hoses of
Speaker 30: rain over parts of Hispaniel and Jamaica. Catastrophic flooding, landslides,
Speaker 30: and destructive winds. We could be measuring the rain in
Speaker 30: feet in parts of Haiti and Jamaica.
Speaker 7: Now that's ABC News Media ologius Lee Goldberg, who says
Speaker 7: a new forecast track is a worst case scenario for Jamaica,
Speaker 7: likely rapidly intensifying on Sunday into a major hurricane that
Speaker 7: goes near or right over Jamaica Monday into Tuesday. Thirty
Speaker 7: nine year old man whom police they jumped off the
Speaker 7: Purple People Bridge and survived, is suspected of stabbing a
Speaker 7: forty one year old woman on Homewood Place in Marrimount
Speaker 7: earlier today. Victim expected to survive and recover. The man
Speaker 7: who jumped was rescued from the Ohio River is charged
Speaker 7: with felonious assault and domestic violence. While on his route
Speaker 7: picking up trash, a rumkey driver found a body along
Speaker 7: Ohio one twenty five in Brown County. The Ohio State
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Speaker 7: was twenty two year old Caleb Holbert of Russellville, and
Speaker 7: police believe he was struck by a vehicle, which then
Speaker 7: took off a record highs on Wall Street Today, after
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Speaker 8: Twenty three from nine o'clock on a Friday evening. This
Speaker 8: is Arnel Carrier's three game Sports Talk on seven hundred
Speaker 8: wl W. Lance McAllister is off. My name is Maegger.
Speaker 8: By the way, Monday afternoon, this is what you should do. Okay,
Speaker 8: you should join Tony Pike and me at Twin Peaks
Speaker 8: in Florence for the Tony and Moo Football Show, which
Speaker 8: is on from three to six on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 8: We'll talk about the Bengals Jets game, everything that will
Speaker 8: go down week eight, to the NFL, college football from
Speaker 8: this weekend, and so much more. Monday three to six,
Speaker 8: The Tony and Moo Football Show, starring Hall of Famer
Speaker 8: Tony Pike, who should be on stage right about now
Speaker 8: making his Hall of Fame induction speech at the University
Speaker 8: of Cincinnati, updates you on a couple of things happening
Speaker 8: or that have happened throughout the evening. You heard Matt
Speaker 8: Reeve's Game one of the World Series. They have played
Speaker 8: an inning Dodgers and Blue Jays are scoreless. College basketball.
Speaker 8: Earlier tonight, Kentucky and Purdue played really entertaining exhibition game
Speaker 8: and the Wildcats were winners seventy eight to sixty five
Speaker 8: at rupp Areta. Kentucky's going to be really good this year,
Speaker 8: really good this year. There's some deep analysis for me.
Speaker 8: You see as playing an exhibition game right now against Arkansas,
Speaker 8: obviously coached by former UK head man John Calipari, and
Speaker 8: the Bearcats are struggling from deep. Last I saw two
Speaker 8: of nine from behind the arc. Arkansas leads thirty three
Speaker 8: to twenty two. If you are a Bearcat fan, and
Speaker 8: first of all, I don't want you to stop listening
Speaker 8: to me. But if you're a Bearcat fan and you
Speaker 8: want to watch the game tonight, if you're an ESPN
Speaker 8: Plus subscriber, I just learned this this morning. You have
Speaker 8: access to SEC Network Plus and you can watch the game.
Speaker 8: Cincinnati just missed another three. It's thirty three to twenty two.
Speaker 8: I love the fact that we get these exhibition games.
Speaker 8: The college basketball preseason has evolved, right. It used to
Speaker 8: be you know, they play athletes in action, right, and
Speaker 8: another traveling team that sort of thing, and then you
Speaker 8: got a chance to play. You know, when NKU was
Speaker 8: still a Division two school, Cincinnati and nk you would
Speaker 8: play in a somewhat regular basis in the preseason and
Speaker 8: they would play maybe a team from Canada or something,
Speaker 8: and then they started doing secret scrimmages. Now we get
Speaker 8: a chance to watch these teams, and there is a
Speaker 8: part of me that wishes, like, Cincinnati played Michigan last week,
Speaker 8: why can't that be a regular season game. Cincinnati's playing
Speaker 8: Arkansas tonight, why can't that be a regular season game.
Speaker 8: At the same time, you get a chance to watch
Speaker 8: against good competition, players that you have to get to
Speaker 8: know and get used to, and they have to get
Speaker 8: the hang of each other in an era where there's
Speaker 8: never been more turnover, and the best way to do
Speaker 8: that is against teams that actually matter. It's thirty five
Speaker 8: to twenty two. Arkansas leads that game over UC Bearkatz
Speaker 8: played terrific in the first half of their exhibition game
Speaker 8: against Michigan last week, and we're all gonna remind ourselves
Speaker 8: that these games don't count. Richard Patino that obviously, the
Speaker 8: new head coach at Xavier, made that point on social
Speaker 8: media emphatically after his team lost to Murray State last Saturday.
Speaker 8: These games don't count. If you're a Bearcat fan and
Speaker 8: you watched the exhibition game last year against Ohio State.
Speaker 8: If you're like me, you walked away thinking like, holy crap,
Speaker 8: these guys are gonna be awesome, and then they ended
Speaker 8: up not being awesome. So take everything with a grain
Speaker 8: of salt, but still fun to watch college basketball. In
Speaker 8: mid October twenty away from nine o'clock are now Carrier
Speaker 8: Sports Talk on seven hundred WLW. We started the show
Speaker 8: by talking about the Logan Wilson situation. You know, like
Speaker 8: he makes a trade request. The Bengals have gotten a
Speaker 8: lot of trade requests. Right, t Higgins requested a trade,
Speaker 8: didn't happen. Trey Hendrickson twice now has requested a trade.
Speaker 8: Doesn't happen. The Bengals don't just trade you because you ask. Now,
Speaker 8: there have been players who have wanted out and the
Speaker 8: Bengals have said, Okay, we'll do it. They viewed trading
Speaker 8: Carlow's Dunlap a few years ago twenty nineteen, Zach's first season.
Speaker 8: As addition, by subtraction, they traded Carson Palmer fourteen years
Speaker 8: ago because an offer came their way, a great offer
Speaker 8: for a player who had decided that he was never
Speaker 8: gonna play for him again.
Speaker 2: Just because you.
Speaker 8: Request a trade, if there's among the handful of things
Speaker 8: we have learned about the Cincinnati Bengals and how they
Speaker 8: do things you could ask don't mean doesn't mean they're
Speaker 8: given it to you. I joke about this every single time.
Speaker 8: You know, we did this with Trey Hendricks, and we
Speaker 8: did this with t Higgins this offseason. Who t has
Speaker 8: asked for a trade? T t wants to be Trey
Speaker 8: wants to be traded, And I go, like, that's cool.
Speaker 8: I have requested a snow cone machine in my studio.
Speaker 8: I haven't gotten it yet. I still come to work
Speaker 8: with a good attitude and so like, I give these
Speaker 8: players the benefit of the doubt. And Zach Taylor has
Speaker 8: talked about this this week, addressing the fact that Logan
Speaker 8: has asked for a trade, Like, all right, he's made
Speaker 8: that request, and I understand he's not playing as much.
Speaker 8: He's hurt, he doesn't want to serve in a diminished role.
Speaker 8: Twenty nine years old, still thinks he has a lot
Speaker 8: of really good years left in him, like I get it.
Speaker 8: I would prefer to not play here anymore. I'd prefer
Speaker 8: to play for a team that you know is going
Speaker 8: to give me the playing time I was getting. But
Speaker 8: that trade request, I don't believe is going to at
Speaker 8: all preclude him from preparing the right way. By the
Speaker 8: way he played in I think the number was forty
Speaker 8: six percent of their defensive snaps against Pittsburgh. It's not
Speaker 8: like he didn't dress, not like they told him, dude,
Speaker 8: don't come to the stadium. He still had an active
Speaker 8: role in that game. And so I would expect as
Speaker 8: a fan exactly what I'm sure the coaches and I'm
Speaker 8: sure what his teammates expect, which is, dude, you're not happy,
Speaker 8: that's okay, but you still have to prepare. You still
Speaker 8: have to do what's needed to help the team one
Speaker 8: called upon. Any one of us can be discruddled in
Speaker 8: our jobs, and you may want out, you may want change,
Speaker 8: and you may have things you want the boss to
Speaker 8: give you, and you may want different working conditions. But
Speaker 8: as as long as you're still there, you have an
Speaker 8: obligation to everybody to still handle your business like a pro.
Speaker 8: And I expect Logan Wilson to do that. I just
Speaker 8: this is gonna sound harsh, because Logan Wilson has been
Speaker 8: really good here. Number One, I give the Bengals credit
Speaker 8: for not leaning on what Logan has meant. Instead, they're
Speaker 8: looking toward what's next and looking toward what's next with
Speaker 8: the defense that Logan Wilson was a part of and
Speaker 8: not really helping. Number two. Like, I watched the first
Speaker 8: four or five games in the season, and while I
Speaker 8: don't think you could say that Logan Wilson was playing poorly,
Speaker 8: how many times did you notice him? I'll be honest
Speaker 8: with you. I thought he played very well against the
Speaker 8: Browns the first game. Aside from that, like never, So,
Speaker 8: you've got a linebacker who's not making a lot of plays,
Speaker 8: You've got a team that drafted two of them this
Speaker 8: past April, and you've got a defensive coordinator who can
Speaker 8: only make change within the parameters of what he has.
Speaker 8: What he has as a rookie linebacker that they think
Speaker 8: highly of, that they think is a part of their future.
Speaker 8: They're looking for a spark, they're looking for something different
Speaker 8: than what they've been getting. They went to a place
Speaker 8: where they replaced one guy who wasn't doing all that
Speaker 8: much with another guy who knows so I don't know,
Speaker 8: man Logan Wilson. Somebody described him as a fan favorite,
Speaker 8: like we like Logan Wilson. I don't know that I've
Speaker 8: ever seen a Logan Wilson jersey. But they made this move.
Speaker 8: I think for pure football reasons, not sentimentality, not what
Speaker 8: he's been in the past, not because he's maybe a
Speaker 8: fan favorite. But we think there's more upside with the
Speaker 8: other guy, and at the very least, we think there's
Speaker 8: a possible payoff to the growing pains he may suffer
Speaker 8: in the short term.
Speaker 2: We will see.
Speaker 8: We'll also see if Joe Burrow is capable of coming
Speaker 8: back when everybody hopes, which is obviously mid December. We'll
Speaker 8: get a doctor's thoughts on that. As the Dodgers take
Speaker 8: a one nothing lead in the top of the second
Speaker 8: in Game one of the World Series, Doctor Nick gates
Speaker 8: from Ortho Sinsey on Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2: Next on ESPN fifteen to thirty.
Speaker 1: With Dve Lapham's and Triment into the Bengals Ring of Honor,
Speaker 1: we pay tribute to the life of lap presented by Skyline.
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Speaker 2: Now here's Dan.
Speaker 19: Indeed, Lap, you are known for your boisterous enthusiasm in
Speaker 19: the booth, but there's no better x as and O's
Speaker 19: analyst in the NFL.
Speaker 4: Describe your approach as a broadcaster.
Speaker 18: It's probably a lot like yours, Dan.
Speaker 20: I mean, we both went to the new House School
Speaker 20: of Communications at Syracuse University. The best there is preparing
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Speaker 18: I don't care if it's Tiddleywinks or you know, the
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Speaker 20: Having an understanding of who the competitors are, what makes
Speaker 20: them great, and honestly, I mean it's just managing enthusiasm
Speaker 20: for the game just comes from love of the game
Speaker 20: and do it in a way that you know the
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Speaker 18: Oh man, he really likes the game.
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Speaker 8: right before the break Dodgers with a run in the
Speaker 8: second inning on a key k Hernandez single have scored
Speaker 8: first in the World Series. They are batting right now.
Speaker 8: Show hey, Otani is at the plate, the greatest show
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Speaker 8: Show Heyo Tani a week ago tonight excuse me had
Speaker 8: arguably we'll say, but I believe that the greatest single
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Speaker 8: With three homers in the game that he pitched, gave
Speaker 8: up just two hits and struck out ten. He is
Speaker 8: at the plate right now and threatening to you don't
Speaker 8: want to say, break it open in the second inning,
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Speaker 8: one nothing in the top of the second ending Game
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Speaker 8: now late October. Next month is obviously November, and then
Speaker 8: soon it'll be mid December. Will Joe Burrow be back?
Speaker 8: I wanted to talk about where the Bengals quarterback might
Speaker 8: be in his progress coming off of surgery to fix
Speaker 8: his turf toe, and so I'm bringing in one of
Speaker 8: the experts from Orthos Sincy, doctor Nick Gates. I say
Speaker 8: this every week on ESPN fifteen thirty. The great think
Speaker 8: about Orthosincy is they've got specialist locations and services all
Speaker 8: across the tri state, including walk in orthopedic urgent care
Speaker 8: at five locations with extended evening and weekend hours in
Speaker 8: Edgewood and Anderson. Check out Orthosincy dot com to learn more.
Speaker 8: That's ortho ci Ncy dot com. Doctor Nick Gates from
Speaker 8: Orthosincy is with us. So we're still clinging to this
Speaker 8: timeline right mid December. Suffered the injury a little bit
Speaker 8: more than a month ago, then head surgery. We're still
Speaker 8: hoping for mid December? Is is is hopeful? Is hoping
Speaker 8: for Joe's return in mid December? Still? Is it still realistic?
Speaker 31: I think it's reasonable to hope, hope being a good word.
Speaker 31: I think it's it's realistic, but it's lofty. You use
Speaker 31: the word lofty goal three months when they first came
Speaker 31: out with that is a lofty goal relative to the
Speaker 31: statistics you see on this surgery. But it's possible, and
Speaker 31: it comes into play a lot of other things about
Speaker 31: what's going to be happening at that twelve week mark
Speaker 31: with the Cincinnati Bengals. So it's a lofty goal to
Speaker 31: play good, solid football three months.
Speaker 8: What is he likely doing at this stage of his rehab,
Speaker 8: and then what do the next six to seven weeks
Speaker 8: look like for him.
Speaker 31: He disappeared off the team for a bit because he
Speaker 31: was likely on crutches putting not much weight on his foot.
Speaker 31: He's now off the crutches, putting weight on his foot
Speaker 31: in a protective walking boot, that we've seen him out
Speaker 31: and about. He's doing what they call passive or active
Speaker 31: assisted motion of his toe, and that's a physical therapy
Speaker 31: term where they are starting to try to regain some motion,
Speaker 31: but it's in a very controlled environment. The ligamancy tore
Speaker 31: on the bottom of his toes have been surgically repaired.
Speaker 31: They're going through a healing process. They can handle some
Speaker 31: degree of motion, but they don't want to overstress those ligaments.
Speaker 31: At this stage, they're really mo they're trying to balance.
Speaker 31: We want to regain range of motion of this joint,
Speaker 31: but it has to be stable in the end. We
Speaker 31: don't want it to be super stiff. At the end,
Speaker 31: he needs to plant off his foot or not plant
Speaker 31: off this flip, but he needs to bear weight on
Speaker 31: this foot. So they're in that balance right now, what
Speaker 31: they call controlled range of motion therapy.
Speaker 8: If there is a setback knock on wood, hopefully there's not,
Speaker 8: but if there were to be one, what are some
Speaker 8: of the potential issues that may arise.
Speaker 2: Stiffness.
Speaker 31: He can get a repaired ligament, but struggle with the
Speaker 31: range of motion of his toe, and you do need
Speaker 31: a certain bit of comfortable range of motion to walk
Speaker 31: if you need a certain amount of comfortable range of motion,
Speaker 31: certainly to run, cut and play sports at a high level.
Speaker 31: He may have a stable ligament, but if the toe
Speaker 31: is stiff, that could be a holdback that takes longer
Speaker 31: to work as range of motion. That's probably the biggest
Speaker 31: holdback secondary to just soreness and pain. I'll draw the
Speaker 31: analogy to read a little bit about Rock Party. We've
Speaker 31: got an interesting analogy or comparison as Rock Party is
Speaker 31: going through nonsurgical treatment of his turf toe injury. And
Speaker 31: if you look at his timeline and the guesses you
Speaker 31: read about that he's he's sore. They tried to get
Speaker 31: him back early, and the reports are it just hurts
Speaker 31: too much to perform. So I think stiffness that's not painful,
Speaker 31: or just soreness and pain is going to be the
Speaker 31: two things that are going to determine whether or not
Speaker 31: Joe can come back.
Speaker 8: What can be done, because obviously the tow has to
Speaker 8: get better, he's got to recover, he's got to do rehab.
Speaker 8: He also has to maintain strength and conditioning. What sort
Speaker 8: of things can be done while you're coming back from
Speaker 8: this kind of injury.
Speaker 31: He certainly can get on a bicycle, get aerobic exercise,
Speaker 31: and get some minimal weight bearing or low impact aerobic
Speaker 31: and that's generally going to start with perhaps riding a bike.
Speaker 31: He's at a stage I think he's about four, maybe
Speaker 31: going on five weeks from his injury. There's some aquatic
Speaker 31: therapy where we can get an athlete into aquatics, into
Speaker 31: a swimming pool or a tank if you will, that's
Speaker 31: even shoulder high water. What that does is get buoyancy,
Speaker 31: takes weight off the foot. They're probably just now looking
Speaker 31: in that he's about the stage where that might be
Speaker 31: a possibility that they can do a little bit of
Speaker 31: conditioning that way. He certainly can do all the upper
Speaker 31: body and core things. He certainly could work out at
Speaker 31: this stage, but I think his aerobic capacity is the
Speaker 31: biggest challenge.
Speaker 2: Once he is back.
Speaker 8: Are there things that can be done to help protect
Speaker 8: the toe once he's actually back and playing, For.
Speaker 31: Sure, I'm certain that they would likely be looking into
Speaker 31: already fashioning him with what's called an orthodic or fiber
Speaker 31: plate or his shoe wear, And what that det is
Speaker 31: is basically a thin there are some inserts that are
Speaker 31: thick or this is going to be a thinner insert
Speaker 31: that's essentially going to splint or protect the big toe,
Speaker 31: his great toe where he just located and tore those ligaments.
Speaker 31: They're going to put a device into that shoe. They
Speaker 31: already have one in his boot. Would be not uncommon
Speaker 31: to kind of protect the stresses on that ligament. So
Speaker 31: you're going through this balancing act between protecting stress on
Speaker 31: the ligament while trying to do some controlled range of motion.
Speaker 31: So it's not it's fairly likely that that type of
Speaker 31: device inside of a shoe will be part of his rec.
Speaker 8: Doctor Nick Gates from Ortho Sincy talking Joe Burrow, tremendous
Speaker 8: expertise and inside as always, always appreciate the time.
Speaker 2: Man, thanks so much.
Speaker 31: You are quite welcome, how any hun, that's my guy.
Speaker 8: Doctor Nick Gates from Orthos. Since we do a segment
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Speaker 7: Trump turning up the heat on Venezuela. Will there be
Speaker 7: an attack on their mainland? This is the nine o'clock Report.
Speaker 7: I'm Matt Reese breaking now America's largest aircraft carrier headed
Speaker 7: to the Caribbean as US strikes on drug boats continue.
Speaker 7: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth ordering the USS Gerald Ford
Speaker 7: to the Caribbean to help quote dismantle transnational criminal organizations
Speaker 7: and counter narco terrorism in defense of the homeland. This
Speaker 7: comes as the US carried out an overnight strike on
Speaker 7: a suspected drug both that killed all six on board.
Speaker 7: President has already threatened a direct attack on Venezuela. US
Speaker 7: military has struck ten alleged drug vessels in the region,
Speaker 7: eight near Venezuela.
Speaker 22: The administration here says that they do not believe that
Speaker 22: the president in Venezuela is a legitimate president. He had
Speaker 22: won declared himself a winner of a fraudulent election, and
Speaker 22: the driving force behind all of this is Secretary of
Speaker 22: State Mark Rubio, who has a long trek record of
Speaker 22: calling for that Venezuelan government to collapse and he wants
Speaker 22: a democratic government to take root there.
Speaker 7: That's ABC's and Flaarty reporting. This is an addition of
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Speaker 10: dropped to forty three on Sunday and early chance of
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Speaker 7: Hamilton County OVII task Force on the scene looking for
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Speaker 7: far more disruption starting on that day, Tuesday. Former Alabama
Speaker 7: and Bengals quarterback AJ mccaron wants to be the lieutenant
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Speaker 13: Playing in the NFL reinforced importance of achieving goals bigger
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