On Bleav in Bengals Solomon Wilcots and Charlie Goldsmith dive into the breaking news about Joe Burrow’s potential return to the Cincinnati Bengals practice field following his turf toe injury. They discuss the 21-day window for Burrow’s possible reactivation and weigh the chances of him suiting up by Thanksgiving for the key matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. They examine the competitive AFC North landscape, where the Bengals still have a slim but real shot at the playoffs, provided they address the defensive issues. Lastly, they preview the matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers and the importance of the next few matchups in shaping the season’s outcome.

Solomon Wilcots and Charlie Goldsmith are here to take us through YET ANOTHER Bengals loss, this time to the Bears and the problem is pretty obvious. The guys tear apart the Bengals defense to get to the bottom of what is happening in these games to have 40+ point loses in the last two weeks. They also offer some suggestions and a glimmer of hope for Bengals fans so you won't want to miss this one! Listen in NOW to hear from everyone's favorite Bengals insiders ONLY right here on Bleav in Bengals!

Solomon Wilcots is joined by Charlie Goldsmith to go over what was a brutally crushing and disgusting loss to the formerly winless Justin Fields and the New York Jets. They go over what went wrong in particular and what REALLY didn't work on Sunday. Listen in as the Bengals experts take us through the latest Bengals game for better or worse, ONLY right here at Bleav in Bengals!

The Bengals are heating up after a big win over the Steelers, and Solomon Wilcots says they can’t afford a letdown against the winless Jets in Week 8. He breaks down Joe Flacco’s resurgence, the offensive line’s best performance of the year, and how Cincinnati’s young defense is finding its rhythm. Can the Bengals stay consistent and keep their playoff push alive?

On the latest episode of Bleav in Bengals, Solomon Wilcots breaks down Cincinnati’s Thursday night win and how this team has come back to life. With the addition of 40-year-old Joe Flacco, the Bengals look revitalized. Solomon also dives into the impact of backup QB Joe Flacco and how Mike Tomlin saw this from the start.

Solomon Wilcots and Charlie Goldsmith go over the Bengals loss to the Packers which was more of a rebuilding showcase for brand new Bengals QB Joe Flacco to see how he may fit in with the Bengals offense. They agree that its definetely better than Jake Browning and are excited to see more. The pair also go over what good they have seen so far this season. Listen in to hear the Bengals EXPERTS take apart the Bengals performance ONLY right here on Bleav in Bengals

On the Bleav in Bengals, hosts Solomon Wilcots and Bengals insider Charlie Goldsmith analyze the Bengals' 30-17 loss to the Detroit Lions. They address Jake Browning's struggles with turnovers, inconsistent decision-making, and the lack of balance in the offense. The discussion includes ongoing issues with the offensive line regarding both protection and run blocking, as well as the failed offseason roster moves and the team's over-reliance on Joe Burrow. The episode concludes with a mailbag question about whether preseason expectations for the Bengals were set too high, and whether blame should be assigned to coaching, ownership, or player development. They also preview the upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers, emphasizing the challenges posed by Micah Parsons and a tough Packers defense.

Host Solomon Wilcots and Bengals insider Charlie Goldsmith break down the Bengals' troubling back-to-back blowout losses, focusing on the struggles without Joe Burrow at quarterback. They discuss the dramatic decline in offensive line play, issues with discipline and penalties, and the team’s inability to establish the run game. The conversation also explores the broader problems with roster construction and player development, questioning how the Bengals can make the most of stars like Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins without solid quarterback play. Looking ahead, they preview a tough matchup against the surging Detroit Lions, acknowledging the major challenges Cincinnati faces as they try to regain their footing.

Solomon Wilcots is joined by co-host and Bengals Insider Charlie Goldsmith to talk about everything they saw on Sunday's competition between the Bengals and Vikings. It was a bad day for the Bengals as they could not get much in the name of help from their Offense as the Offense gave up 2 touchdowns due to bad turnovers. Tehy get into what they saw and what it could mean for next week's matchup against the Denver Broncos. Listen in to this exciting recap episode of Bleav in Bengals NOW!

In this episode, Cincinnati Bengals safety Jordan Battle joins Solomon Wilcots to discuss the Bengals’ strong defensive start to the season, especially their effectiveness in creating turnovers and making big stops in the red zone. Jordan credits the team’s detailed preparation, including drills focused on ball disruption and focused red zone practices, for their early success. He also shares insights on responding to adversity, such as the recent injury to quarterback Joe Burrow, expressing confidence in backup Jake Browning.

Solomon is joined by everyones favorite Sports Doc himself, Dr. David Chao in order to talk about Bengals superstar QB Joe Burrow's injury that he sustained in Sundays game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Every expert out there has gone on about what "Turf Toe" is but Dr. Chao is here to set the record straight and give you a comprehensive medical breakdown of what Joe Burrow is experiencing and what his potential timetable for returning might look like. Listen in to this emergency injury podcast RIGHT NOW!

Solly and Charlie reflect on the Bengals Week 1 game against the Cleveland Browns where they were able to come away with the win, despite it maybe not being some of their finest football, but a win is a win. Have the Bengals avoided yet another slow start to year or is this just an anomaly for the curse to linger on around this team getting off to slow starts year after year? Listen in to hear 2 Bengals insiders give their takes on what went down with the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday

Solomon Wilcots and Charlie Goldsmith preview week 1 of the 2025 Bengals season with their opening week matchup against the Cleveland Browns and its all positive. The guys both see bright blue skies on the horizon and believe that you should join them and hop on board the Bengals train. To hear all about the specifics and how guys like Shemar Stewart and Trey Hendrickson might look like, listen in to Bleav in Bengals RIGHT NOW!

Solomon Wilcots and Bengals Insider Charlie Goldsmith react and breakdown the Bengals newly announced 53-man roster. They dig into surprising cuts, depth concerns on both the offensive and defensive lines, and spotlight rookie standouts on both sides of the ball. Plus, get insight on key position battles, Joe Burrow's readiness for Week 1, Trey Hendrickson’s new contract, and how the Bengals’ defense is shaping up for the season. Whether you’re curious about the roster, coaching decisions, or just want the latest on your favorite Bengals stars, this episode has you covered!

Solomon Wilcots is joined by former Bengals great Ickey Woods in order to talk about the entirety of preseason and how they believe it went. They get into what they have seen from Joe Burrow and the rest of the players that have taken snaps and which guys surprised them the most out there. Lastly we here from Barry Quart who is the CEO of Connect BioPharma and they get into their initiative to spread the word about acute asthma attacks. For all that and MUCH much more, listen in to the Bleav in Bengals podcast NOW!

Solomon Wilcots and Bengals insider Charlie Goldsmith break down Cincinnati's preseason win over the Washington Commanders, analyzing Joe Burrow’s performance with the second-team receivers and discussing standout moments from players like Mitchell Tinsley and Charlie Jones. The hosts dive into concerns about the Bengals’ run defense, identifying recurring issues with gap integrity and tackling, and discuss how young defensive players like Demetrius Knight and Jordan Battle are adjusting. They preview the final preseason matchup against the Colts, debate potential roster moves and trade rumors (including the situation with Trey Hendrickson), and consider how special teams could impact key roster decisions. Packed with insider insights and practical roster analysis, this episode is a must-listen for Bengals fans getting ready for the regular season!

Solomon Wilcots welcomes NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero to discuss his observations from Bengals training camp. They dive into the team’s overall outlook, highlighting the improved depth at wide receiver and a renewed focus on getting off to a fast start this season. Tom points out how both offense and defense are showing promise, with the defense featuring impressive young talent and strong performances during camp. The conversation moves into contract negotiations, particularly the Trey Hendrickson situation, and how the Bengals’ philosophy around contracts might impact keeping key players. They also touch on the Bengals’ persistent slow starts in recent years and how the team has adjusted its camp practice schedule to try and change that pattern.

Host Solomon Wilcots and Hall of Famer Anthony Munoz discuss key offseason moves and preseason priorities for the Cincinnati Bengals, including the importance of re-signing Trey Hendrickson and getting Joe Burrow reps with the starting offensive line. They analyze the impact of new coaches and young players like Amarius Mims and Shemar Stewart, highlighting the need for leadership and fast starts. Looking ahead, they stress that stopping the run and early-season wins are crucial for a special Bengals season.

Solomon Wilcots and Charlie Goldsmith discuss Shemar Stewart signing his rookie contract with the Bengals and his early progress in training camp, along with the ongoing contract stalemate between the team and Trey Hendrickson. They evaluate the development of the Bengals' defensive line, highlighting Joseph Osai and Miles Murphy, and break down the competition and potential of the secondary and safety units. The episode emphasizes the importance of team chemistry and limiting big plays on defense for the upcoming season.

Solomon and Charlie are here with a new episode of Bleav in Bengals on the heels of the press conference given by Bengals owner Mike Brown and his comments on the Shemar Stewart holdout. The guys give their take on the scenario and where they believe the Bengals are headed from here. They also touch on what Charlie has seen from Training Camp thus far and what he shares should get any fans out there excited for the upcoming season! Listen right here ONLY on Bleav in Bengals!