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Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg)
Sources: The #Bengals are promoting Troy Walters to wide receivers coach. Walters served as the Bengals’ assistant wide receivers coach this past season. Former offensive coordinator at #Nebraska and #UCF under Scott Frost.

Deckchairs on the Titanic.

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I don't know how true this is but it's a nice thought....

Matt Minich (@CoachMinich)
Frank Pollack departing after 2018 and returning for 2021 implies that jobs with the Bengals are seen in a better light now than they were when Zac Taylor arrived.

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So we can't even feel as bad as the Steelers right now in the worst meltdown ever in NFL history. From 11-0 to 1-4 and down 28-0 at the end of the first quarter against your rival. Hahaha, I can do nothing but laugh right now.

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So we can't even feel as bad as the Steelers right now in the worst meltdown ever in NFL history. From 11-0 to 1-4 and down 28-0 at the end of the first quarter against your rival. Hahaha, I can do nothing but laugh right now.

You hate to see bad things happen to such nice people. Hopefully big Jen will retire now

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So we can't even feel as bad as the Steelers right now in the worst meltdown ever in NFL history. From 11-0 to 1-4 and down 28-0 at the end of the first quarter against your rival. Hahaha, I can do nothing but laugh right now.

You hate to see bad things happen to such nice people. Hopefully big Jen will retire now

Is it just me, or is it even better that the Steelers had a great third quarter and a good enough fourth quarter? Like, you could have won this game if you hadn't been so incredibly terrible in the first half?

Also didn't shed a tear that their all-time record streak of consecutive games with at least one sack is over. Kind of hilarious that the Browns were the team that they got the most sacks against during that streak.

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So we can't even feel as bad as the Steelers right now in the worst meltdown ever in NFL history. From 11-0 to 1-4 and down 28-0 at the end of the first quarter against your rival. Hahaha, I can do nothing but laugh right now.

You hate to see bad things happen to such nice people. Hopefully big Jen will retire now

Nah, he needs to keep playing and throwing picks.

[MeatHeadbengal]

So we can't even feel as bad as the Steelers right now in the worst meltdown ever in NFL history. From 11-0 to 1-4 and down 28-0 at the end of the first quarter against your rival. Hahaha, I can do nothing but laugh right now.

You hate to see bad things happen to such nice people. Hopefully big Jen will retire now

Nah, he needs to keep playing and throwing picks.

Just for the record I believe he's thrown more INT's in the playoffs now then he's thrown TD's. If not it's really really close.

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James Rapien (@JamesRapien)
Sources: Former Pro Bowler Andre Carter to interview for #Bengals defensive line coaching job

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Mostly very good news.

Chris Roling
Tue, January 12, 2021, 12:24 PM EST·1 min read

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow plans to get back to throwing the football in February and classified his knee as at about 15 percent during an interview Tuesday.

Burrow said he’s been doing bodyweight squats while detailing the estimated percentage he’d put on his reconstructed knee, per ESPN’s Ben Baby. He also said the timetable to start throwing is mid-February, which would plant him at around Week 12 post-surgery, per Baby.

When it comes to the preseason though, Burrow made it clear that it’s probably a no-go. That would be pushing it on an already-accelerated timetable that has it looking like a nine-month injury, according to The Athletic’s Paul Dehner Jr.: