The Growler • Paul Dehner Jr.

On this episode of The Growler, Paul Dehner Jr., Jay Morrison, and special guest Dan Pitcher analyze key offseason moves by the Cincinnati Bengals. They examine the team's acquisition of towering offensive tackle Trent Brown, whose size and versatility are expected to bolster both pass protection and run blocking.

The hosts also provide in-depth breakdowns of two significant free agent signings: running back Zach Moss and tight end Mike Gesicki. Moss receives praise for his exceptional contact balance and goal-line presence, while Gesicki's athleticism and size are touted as assets in stretching the field and creating mismatches in the red zone. The episode offers a glimpse into the rationale behind the Bengals' offseason strategy and strengths of the newcomers as the team gears up for the upcoming season.

On The Growler podcast, discussions cover Ted Karras' inspiring fundraising efforts for his foundation, the Cincinnati Bengals' conservative approach to free agency, and lingering questions about their defensive tackle and right tackle positions. In addition, the podcast evaluates the Bengals' need for successful offensive line draft picks to retain offensive stars long-term.

The episode also delves into speculation surrounding the role of 2022 first-round pick Dax Hill. With minimal impact as a rookie safety and the signings of Vonn Bell and Geno Stone, the podcast explores the possibility of Hill moving to slot corner or being traded.

In this episode of The Growler podcast, the focus is on the Cincinnati Bengals' free agency moves and upcoming NFL draft. The hosts analyze how the Bengals improved their safety and running back positions through signings like Geno Stone and Zach Moss. They also discuss the team's strategy for navigating key departures like Germaine Pratt and Joe Mixon.

The episode previews potential Bengals draft targets, suggesting the team will likely use their first-round pick on an offensive lineman and target positions like wide receiver and defensive tackle on day two. Overall, the podcast offers insights into the Bengals' offseason adjustments and their draft needs.

In this episode of The Growler podcast, the discussion revolves around the Cincinnati Bengals' recent moves in free agency. The hosts analyze the signing of defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins and the implications of DJ Reader's potential departure, highlighting the team's need for a run-stopping defensive tackle.

They also examine the addition of tight end Mike Gesicki and its impact on the offense. As the Bengals undergo a transition in team culture with many veteran departures, questions arise about emerging leadership and the development of a new identity. Additionally, the speculative possibility of Tyler Boyd joining his hometown team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, is explored, delving into the potential storyline and its fit within the Steelers' offensive scheme.

In this episode of The Growler, Paul Dehner Jr. and Mo Egger delve into the Cincinnati Bengals' plans for wide receiver Tee Higgins. With the team focused on winning the Super Bowl in 2023 with their current roster, the consensus is that trading Higgins, despite potential future risks, maximizes their championship odds more than any reasonable trade could.

The discussion also touches on the controversial franchise tag system and the reasons behind the NFLPA's lack of prioritization in challenging it, highlighting the complexities involved in balancing players' concerns with the realities of their short careers.