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.

Dan Hoard recaps a 20-6 win in Houston with radio replays, locker room interviews, and postgame analysis from Tony Pike.

Then, in this week's "Fun Facts" conversation, Boye Mafe tells us what it's like to kiss the Lombardi Trophy and why he salutes his mother in sign language before every game.

Dan Hoard previews week two as the Bengals head to Houston to face the Texans.

Dan's guests include Amarius Mims, Kevin Harlan from CBS Sports and Jonathan Alexander who covers the Texans for the Houston Chronicle.

Dan Hoard recaps a week one win over Tampa Bay with radio replays, locker room interviews, and postgame analysis from Tony Pike.

Then, in this week's "Fun Facts" conversation, team president Mike Brown discusses Dexter Lawrence, Joe Burrow, and much more.

A new season gets underway on Sunday as the Bengals "Open in Orange" against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Dan Hoard's guests include DJ Turner II, Greg Cosell from NFL Films and Jenna Laine who covers the Bucs for ESPN.

Dan Hoard talks to a pair of rookies who turned outstanding play in the preseason into spots on the Bengals' 53-man roster – Dohnte Meyers and Landon Robinson.

Then, Robert Weintraub from the FTN Football Almanac and Cincinnati Magazine joins Dan for an in-depth look at the Bengals' chances of being a contender in 2026.