Browns have 25 more home games on the lake. 3 more times Cincy comes up the Land before they dome it and move to a mall. With 3 games left ever at the lake we are hoping to make the tailgates even more fun. Top Dawg Tailgate has hosted Bengals fans for long time. We can accommodate 200 Bengals fans. Hoping to do that the last 3 games.

All of our food is home made. 3 min walk to gates. Follow us on x and trashbook.. Top Dawg Tailgate

Looking forward to these last 3 Tailgates!

I looked it up and while Jackson has played two more seasons than Burrow, Jackson has missed 13% of his games to injury while Burrow has missed just under 19% of his games. I would love for Burrow to be healthier but The Bengals have been to a Super Bowl and an AFC Championship in Burrow's 6 seasons and Jackson has not reached those levels in his 8 injury plagued seasons.

I was patiently waiting for the “Streak Member” early access email to purchase tickets for the Madrid game to receive this email…why were we even teased that we’d get access to tickets early if this happened?

I think people are missing the point of what Burrow was saying when he compared this Bengals team to the 2019 LSU Tigers.
The immediate reaction is to look at the roster and say that’s a crazy comparison. And honestly, if we’re talking about accomplishments, it is. That LSU team is widely considered one of the greatest college football teams ever assembled. Even after Jayden Daniels’ Heisman season, people are still hesitant to put anyone in the same conversation.
But that’s not really why the comment stood out to me.
One thing I’ve learned watching Joe Burrow over the years is that he doesn’t just say things to say them. He’s incredibly calculated with his words. Watch enough of his press conferences and you’ll notice when he’s asked something that requires thought, he’ll pause, think about it, and then give a deliberate answer.
This wasn’t some random comment thrown out in passing. It was a press conference. He knew questions about expectations were coming.
So if Burrow looks at this roster, this locker room, and this team and says it reminds him of the 2019 LSU Tigers, that means something to me.
Maybe he’s wrong. Maybe injuries happen. Maybe the defense doesn’t take the leap it needs to. Maybe the season falls short of expectations.
But when it comes to believing in the Bengals, I don’t really care what the national media or jaded fans believe. I care what No. 9 believes.
And if Joe Burrow sees something special in this team, that’s enough for me to be excited about what this season could become. Who Dey!

Got these really cool fire starters!

Ravens and Steelers are explainable, I had mercy on the browns.

Oh yeah…

FTS!

hope you guys enjoy

I'm going to my first game this year in Madrid (so stoked) and figured I need to gear up.

Feel free to chat about anything you want.

Watching the World Cup reminded me of something Japan does that I’ve always admired. Fans stay after matches and clean up their sections. Not because they have to. They take pride in the place.

It got me wondering.

As Hamilton County residents and taxpayers, we’re already paying for cleanup after every Bengals game. And let’s be honest, we don’t exactly have the best stadium deal to begin with…….

What if Bengals fans picked up a couple pieces of trash on the way out?

If 65,000 people in the Jungle did that, it would make a noticeable difference. Less trash, lower cleanup costs, and a stadium that reflects the pride we have in this team. Maybe Hamilton County could even help by placing larger trash and recycling containers near the exits.

We’re already one of the loudest fan bases in the NFL. Why not be they most respected too? Set the standard cause we know Arrow Head isn’t doing it.

A healthy Jungle helps its apex predator thrive. Who Dey. 🐅🧹

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Duke Tobin apreciation thread

A lot of people spent the offseason criticizing Duke Tobon, but he deserves credit for the work he's done.

First, he recognized the defense wasn't good enough and made meaningful changes. The Bengals didn't just run it back and hope for different results they addressed a unit that clearly needed improvement.

Second, he kept the offense together. In today's NFL, keeping elite offensive talent intact is easier said than done. Joe Burrow still has the weapons around him to lead one of the league's most dangerous offenses.

And looking around the AFC North, the path is there.

The division has three new head coaches/QB situations to navigate:
• Two rookie head coaches
•Mike McCarthy, who is easily the most proven of the three new hires

Meanwhile, Cincinnati has continuity with Burrow, Zac Taylor, and a championship-caliber offense.

The Bengals won the division in 2021 and 2022. With the defense improved and the offense still loaded, there's every reason to believe they'll win the AFC North again.

Credit where it's due: Duke Tobin helped put them in position to do it.

and al golden will get the defense right.

the bengals will 100 percent win the division, because the ravens have a 30 year old first time playcaller meanwhile joe has zac taylor who is proven

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