Cincinnati looks to improve to 4-2 as the Bengals play an afternoon game in Baltimore for the first time in five years.

Dan Hoard's guests include Jim Nantz from CBS Sports, kicker Evan McPherson, and "Know the Foe" with former Ravens linebacker Brad Jackson.

Dan Hoard talks to long-time NFL writer Peter King about the many connections to the Bengals in his new book, The Game.

Then, Dan follows-up on last week's conversation with FOX Sports analyst Mark Schlereth who came away from broadcasting the Bengals win in Miami with effusive praise for Joe Burrow.

Dan Hoard recaps a 31-24 win in Miami with radio replays, locker room interviews, and postgame analysis from Tony Pike.

Then, in this week's "Fun Facts" conversation, you'll get to know two-time Pro Bowler and ten-year NFL vet Jonathan Allen.

Cincinnati looks to get to its bye week with a 3-2 record as the Bengals aim for a road win in Miami.

Dan Hoard's guests include tight end Mike Gesicki, Mark Schlereth from Fox Sports, and C. Isaiah Smalls who covers the Dolphins for the Miami Herald.

Dan Hoard recaps a 22-17 loss to Jacksonville with radio replays, locker room interviews, and postgame analysis from Tony Pike.

Then, in this week's "Fun Facts" conversation, you'll get to know third year defensive end Cedric Johnson.

Cincinnati returns to the Jungle on Sunday and looks to knock off one of the best teams in the AFC – the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Dan Hoard's guests include Adam Schein from CBS Sports and SiriusXM Radio, left tackle Amarius Mims, and Mark Long who covers the Jaguars for the Associated Press.

Dan Hoard recaps a heartbreaking loss in Pittsburgh with radio replays, locker room interviews, and postgame analysis from Tony Pike.

Then, in this week's "Fun Facts" conversation, Dohnte Meyers shares the details of his remarkable journey to the NFL.

The Bengals put a 2-0 start in the rearview mirror and look ahead to Sunday's AFC North showdown in Pittsburgh.

Dan Hoard's guests include Ross Tucker from CBS Sports, linebacker Demetrius Knight, and Brooke Pryor who covers the Steelers for ESPN.