The Growler PD&Jay: Bengals running it back?
Dec 16, 2025
Mo Egger, a local sports radio host, joins the conversation to dissect the Cincinnati Bengals' current dynamics. He shares insights on fan frustration and how it influences the sports talk landscape. The duo explores the implications of Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin likely returning, emphasizing the need for continuity within the organization. They also discuss the significance of Joe Burrow's performance in the final three games and reflect on missed opportunities at the stadium during a snowy game, highlighting how fan experiences impact team sentiment.
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Burrow Will Start Final Three Games
- Joe Burrow is expected to start the final three games despite elimination and his recovery has looked strong.
- Coaches value each rep and prefer to play Burrow because it gives the team the best chance to win.
Front Office Continuity Likely To Persist
- The Bengals are likely to keep Duke Tobin in his role despite fan backlash and draft misses.
- Organizational continuity and internal loyalty make wholesale front-office change unlikely this offseason.
Why Fans' Calls For Change Stall
- Fans point blame at Duke Tobin but the organization resists outside interference and values internal decision-making.
- That resistance explains why accountability rarely translates into top-level firings here.