Bengals Waive Running Back Rodney Anderson

As Jackson State head coach Deion Sanders uses his Hall-of-Fame pedigree to put the spotlight on football at historically black colleges and universities, the Bengals just observed the 45th anniversary of head coach Paul Brown's last and best team that featured a bevy of stars from that tiny game that once towered over the NFL landscape.

It's the "Can't Always Get What You Want" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as AJ Schulte, writer for the Pro Football Network, joins Dan Hoard to take an in-depth look at NFL free agency and break down Joe Burrow's rookie season. Plus, a conversation with new Bengals running backs coach Justin Hill.

When it comes to overlooked greats, the Bengals have a deep bench.

Ken Riley, who has the most interceptions by a cornerback since the merger. Ken Anderson, who has more NFL passing titles than all but two players. Isaac Curtis, the prototype of the modern pro receiver who made them change the rules. And this man. Leapin' Lemar.

As fans ride out the offseason preparing for football to return, the Bengals rolled out specific initiatives looking ahead to 2021. Also, an update on the injury rehab with tight end C.J. Uzomah, the latest edition of Hobson's Choice and potential breakout stars for next season.