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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2026 · 35 MIN

Jeremy Rauch: The Bengals Look Like a Super Bowl Contender

from Rule the Jungle podcast: A Cincinnati Bengals Podcast · host Anthony

FOX19 sports anchor Jeremy Rauch joins Anthony and Will for an inside look at one of the most competitive Cincinnati Bengals training camps in recent memory. Jeremy explains why the revamped defense creating problems for Joe Burrow and the offense is an encouraging sign—and why Cincinnati’s roster has the talent to be a legitimate Super Bowl contender. The conversation covers the offense’s transition to more under-center concepts, the growing concern surrounding Orlando Brown Jr. at left tackle and what Jalen Rivers’ recent practice reps may reveal about the Bengals’ plans. Jeremy also provides injury updates, identifies the biggest surprise performers of camp and discusses the roster battles that could shape the final 53. Finally, Jeremy addresses the national speculation surrounding Joe Burrow, explains why the quarterback’s frustrations were real and breaks down Cincinnati’s chances of navigating the AFC. Do the Bengals finally have everything they need to bring a Lombardi Trophy to Cincinnati?

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