Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great American and the.
Speaker 2: Weather terri if the correct all health breaking.
Speaker 1: Moves from the tris day in factors on the restimate
Speaker 1: of what is happening.
Speaker 3: But we're going to have live coverage all day as
Speaker 3: much as we can about the roads, about the bridges,
Speaker 3: about the thoroughfares, about the hospitals and more. Until then,
Speaker 3: I want to check in with the seven or eight
Speaker 3: counties that surround Hamilton County. The most important, of course
Speaker 3: is Butler County and your good friend Richard K. Jones
Speaker 3: and Sheriff once again, welcome on the snowy Monday afternoon
Speaker 3: in the Tri State to the Bill Cunningham showing Sheriff,
Speaker 3: what's the status of Butler County? Other emergencies declared? Is
Speaker 3: at one, two or three? The highways, the bridges. How
Speaker 3: are we looking? Give me a full report, Sheriff.
Speaker 4: Here's what we got.
Speaker 5: I started yesterday coming in checking the roads out around
Speaker 5: four pm yesterday as the snow was just sprinkling a
Speaker 5: little bit. The roads were passable. Few accidents. At six
Speaker 5: pm Butler County, we added dispatchers, we added our emergency
Speaker 5: response teams, placed them out throughout the County had them
Speaker 5: on alert. It can help people you don't know what happens.
Speaker 5: We also opened our EOC and we had it operational.
Speaker 5: We had everybody out. We declared a Level one snow
Speaker 5: emergency in the beginning. Level one is just where you
Speaker 5: can just don't go out unless you have to. A
Speaker 5: Level two is absolutely don't go out unless you have two.
Speaker 5: A Level three is it's against the law to go
Speaker 5: out unless you're an emergency worker. We didn't decare declare
Speaker 5: level two or a level three. We declared a level two.
Speaker 5: Right now, it looks like we've got eight to nine
Speaker 5: inches of snow, which is a lot, and people don't
Speaker 5: have their snow legs on. You get snow legs when
Speaker 5: you have snow. Last year we never had snow. This
Speaker 5: year we got snow first snow. People think they can
Speaker 5: hit the brakes and then they slide and lose control.
Speaker 5: We've had a few accidents. I just go foam with dispatch.
Speaker 5: I visited the dispatch last night and our EOC and
Speaker 5: right now we're maintaining.
Speaker 4: Still don't go out unless you have to.
Speaker 5: We still have I think maybe three inches of snow
Speaker 5: depending who you listen to coming on top of this,
Speaker 5: And I want to put some caution.
Speaker 4: Out to people. If you go out and shovel snow,
Speaker 4: a lot of people do that.
Speaker 5: They lose their they don't know how much they're shoveling,
Speaker 5: they get out of breath, their heart rate gets up,
Speaker 5: they die, or the life squads have to come out.
Speaker 5: Happens every year. We have it every time all over
Speaker 5: the United States. And if you have dogs or animals outside,
Speaker 5: take care of them. Remember, and small dogs their legs
Speaker 5: may only be two inches tall, and if they go outside,
Speaker 5: you got to shovel a little.
Speaker 4: Spot for them.
Speaker 5: You got to take care of your animals. When I
Speaker 5: shovel snow, I got a shovel snow for.
Speaker 4: A little dog that I got. Legs are about two inches.
Speaker 4: It's a tough business.
Speaker 5: But right now everything's going well. It's still we're under
Speaker 5: a level two. Don't go out unless you have to,
Speaker 5: and just be careful with everything you do until when
Speaker 5: you go outside you slift fall. But in Butler County
Speaker 5: there will snow emergency level two.
Speaker 4: I don't see I'm going to lift that anytime soon.
Speaker 3: Bill, Well, what about the interstate seventy one seventy five?
Speaker 3: Is that I think it's passable. But seventy one cutting
Speaker 3: the Hill and Stuart Road is a semi that's blocking
Speaker 3: all lanes of the travel. What's the condition of seventy
Speaker 3: one seventy five in Butler County?
Speaker 4: It's drive with caution.
Speaker 5: Sometimes they'll have the drifting snow, the blowing snow. You
Speaker 5: might have one lane open, stay in that lane, Go slow,
Speaker 5: don't go fast, don't get angry, don't try to get
Speaker 5: around somebody. And if you go out, put some clothes
Speaker 5: in there. You don't know what's going to happen. Make
Speaker 5: sure your phone is charged, warm clothes, and so you
Speaker 5: can get somebody to come get you. The best thing
Speaker 5: is to not go out unless you have to, because
Speaker 5: when you're getting an accident and the emergency people have
Speaker 5: to come out, they risk their lives get out. So
Speaker 5: right now the roads are passable in Butler County, and
Speaker 5: Greg Wilkins, the engineer, doing a great job with his
Speaker 5: trucks getting up ahead of this. And in the cities
Speaker 5: they've done a great job. Hamilton, Middletown, Fairfield, west Chester.
Speaker 4: They're all doing a good job.
Speaker 5: These people have been up twenty four hours hitting the
Speaker 5: snow and it's still coming in most of the time.
Speaker 5: Like on Raine four, there's one lane open on either side.
Speaker 5: Just drive the one lane when you turn, be careful.
Speaker 5: But right now, watching the snow, it's still flaking down.
Speaker 5: It looks like we've had eight to nine inches someplace,
Speaker 5: maybe be more some or less, and we've still got
Speaker 5: more coming.
Speaker 3: My friend and sheriff. I'm looking at the forecast. The
Speaker 3: low overnight's going to be nine degrees. I would imagine
Speaker 3: everything on the roadway is going to freeze. It's going
Speaker 3: to be solid ice. And looking forward to Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Speaker 3: the low temperatures are single digits or below, and so
Speaker 3: the snow and the ice there now are are going
Speaker 3: to be there. I'm looking ahead ten days next Wednesday
Speaker 3: of next week, the low temperature is six and the
Speaker 3: high temperature is twenty six. So these conditions will be
Speaker 3: present for the next two weeks anyway. And so what
Speaker 3: if you're an employer, there are something most employees have
Speaker 3: shut down, most of them aren't opening up. Would you
Speaker 3: encourage businesses in Butler County not to open?
Speaker 5: That's up to them, But listen, your employees have to
Speaker 5: make it to work. I have employees that work at
Speaker 5: the Sheriff's office, the civil employees, and we had to
Speaker 5: pick some of them up to come in. We had
Speaker 5: a massive swearing in ceremony today where we I swore
Speaker 5: all of my employees in, roughly five hundred employees and
Speaker 5: they come to work. It's a massive project. You're going
Speaker 5: to swear them each in and in groups, and then
Speaker 5: the paperwork that has to be done anytime there's a
Speaker 5: new share for a new office holder. So what I
Speaker 5: would encourage people to do is a use caution and
Speaker 5: if you can shut down for a little while, it's
Speaker 5: not going to kill anything. But I'm not I don't
Speaker 5: run your business. And a Level two they can still
Speaker 5: come in, but I would recommend that they very very
Speaker 5: patiently and have caution having people come in. It's really
Speaker 5: not worth it to make an extra dollar. I understand
Speaker 5: the American way, but use caution.
Speaker 3: And Level three means if you're out on the roads,
Speaker 3: you'll be arrested. You don't see a level three being
Speaker 3: declared unless something different occurs.
Speaker 5: I don't see a level three at this time. We're
Speaker 5: still monitoring throughout the county, the traffic, the roads, the
Speaker 5: weather conditions, I've talked to.
Speaker 4: I talked to Preble.
Speaker 5: County Sheriff last night and we were in communication.
Speaker 4: We talked to the road crews.
Speaker 5: We try to make it safe for everybody as safe
Speaker 5: as we can. And I want everybody to be assured
Speaker 5: that your sheriff's office is on this and we're out there. Well, hey,
Speaker 5: we're out there at night, we're out there during the day.
Speaker 5: We're out in the rain, tornadoes, hurricanes, and we're on
Speaker 5: the road. And my emergency response teams they're actually trained
Speaker 5: for this, and they're already out anyway. They have several jobs.
Speaker 5: They're patrolled deputies, they're correction officers, and they're already at work,
Speaker 5: and when something bad enough happens, we can activate them
Speaker 5: and send them out to do what they have to do.
Speaker 5: They've been deployed all over the country. And then when
Speaker 5: it comes to you have it like this here, we're
Speaker 5: prepared for that bill.
Speaker 3: Right because of your work in the South and elsewhere. Well,
Speaker 3: you know, we're not used to this. I can recall
Speaker 3: back in the good old days, it really weren't that
Speaker 3: good anyway. These winter temperatures were kind of normal. This
Speaker 3: is what happened all the time. And I think the
Speaker 3: last several years we've had one snowstorm of great significance.
Speaker 3: I can't recall the last time we had ice and
Speaker 3: freezing rain and ten inches or twelve inches of snow
Speaker 3: and impassable conditions. It's been a long time, and people
Speaker 3: don't know how to drive in this kind of weather
Speaker 3: if they've done it in a while. And but we'll
Speaker 3: see what happened. Sheriff, great job. I'm glad you're there.
Speaker 3: And today was the day that you had to come
Speaker 3: to work. You will anyway, but today's the day you've
Speaker 3: got to swear all the new deputies under your leadership in.
Speaker 3: I know the I Supreme Court's got a big investiture tomorrow,
Speaker 3: and I anticipate I'm supposed to be the MC. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna check which Chief Justice Sharon Kennedy later on from
Speaker 3: Butler County, whether that thing's going on. But Sheriff, thanks
Speaker 3: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Stay safe and
Speaker 3: thanks for checking in. I appreciate it very much.
Speaker 4: Hey, I'll be in touch with you.
Speaker 5: Just everybody just drive cautiously and be careful. And again,
Speaker 5: Sheriff's sauces got your back.
Speaker 3: Man, Sheriff, Richard K. Jones, You're the best. Thanks again
Speaker 3: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Sheriff.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more. We also have weather updates constantly
Speaker 3: from Channel nine and also Chuck Ingram is here with
Speaker 3: the traffic and more. It's your home of the Bengals
Speaker 3: are looking for three or four new coaches on news
Speaker 3: radio seven hundred.
Speaker 4: You ought of it.
Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, the great American.
Speaker 3: This is the snow emergencies continue and after Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 3: David Young, then leaders of Hamlin the county coming up,
Speaker 3: and also the Zach Taylor news conference live at twelve
Speaker 3: forty five today and Dave Young and the Commissioner of
Speaker 3: Warren County. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Dave,
Speaker 3: we normally talk about great events like the tennis tournament
Speaker 3: and the construction of Right now there's a weather emergency happening.
Speaker 3: What is the status now of Warren County?
Speaker 4: Afternoon?
Speaker 5: Will I think Warren County is in the same boat
Speaker 5: as pretty much everybody in southwest Ohio that it looks beautiful.
Speaker 5: It's great for the kids to get out and play with,
Speaker 5: but stay off the roads. This is not a good
Speaker 5: situation to be out driving. That's why our brand new
Speaker 5: sheriff Berry Riley just declared a Level two snow emergency,
Speaker 5: basically saying don't get on the roads if you don't
Speaker 5: have to. It's got to be an absolute emergency. So
Speaker 5: I think that's really good advice of just stay off
Speaker 5: the roads, work from home, don't get out, and take
Speaker 5: it easy, and then get out with your kids potentially
Speaker 5: and enjoy the weather.
Speaker 3: You know, your yard I seventy one in Hamilton County
Speaker 3: has been in bad shape. I look at some of
Speaker 3: the cameras right now at a turtle space up and
Speaker 3: down the cut in the hill, whether it's in Covington
Speaker 3: or whether it's in Kenwood, and what is the status
Speaker 3: of I seventy one or seventy five in Warren.
Speaker 4: County exactly the same.
Speaker 5: I mean, most of the state routes, the local roads
Speaker 5: are passable. But yet it's not a good situation. You know,
Speaker 5: you've got higher winds, snow is blowing. Luckily we don't
Speaker 5: have the icy conditions yet, but the roads are slick.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just, you know, it's common sense right now,
Speaker 5: if you don't have to be out don't be out.
Speaker 5: It's not like we're going to come in and say,
Speaker 5: oh wait. You know, they're doing a great job, because
Speaker 5: they are doing a great job of trying to clear
Speaker 5: the roads. But with the rate of snowfall that's happening
Speaker 5: right now, even as I look out the window, you know,
Speaker 5: half an hour later, an hour later, after you shovel
Speaker 5: something or plow something, all of a sudden, it's looking
Speaker 5: like you haven't touched it.
Speaker 4: So that's the impetus of south the roads.
Speaker 3: And tonight's going to be a low of nine degrees,
Speaker 3: it's going to be the windshill around zero, whatever's out there.
Speaker 3: And I look forward, Dave Young, for the next ten
Speaker 3: to twelve days, there are lows below zero and nothing's
Speaker 3: going to change the next ten to twelve days, which
Speaker 3: is quite unusual. We've not had weather like this since
Speaker 3: the late nineteen seventies, and as a consequence, many communities
Speaker 3: are not prepared, having not lived through it. But as
Speaker 3: far as the preparation factor in Warren County, as far
Speaker 3: as the snow plows, etc. How many you're out approximately.
Speaker 3: What about the state of Ohio, they're doing the interstate
Speaker 3: highways to state systems and do you have enough equipment
Speaker 3: to get the job done.
Speaker 5: We do have enough equipment. While our county engineer, Kurt
Speaker 5: Weber and new county engineer that's been with the office
Speaker 5: for a long time, we go through each summer and
Speaker 5: procure tons and tons of salt and then they add
Speaker 5: the additives to it, the beat stuff that works down
Speaker 5: to a certain you know, because I think it salt
Speaker 5: works above like fifteen degrees or something like that. Then
Speaker 5: you add you have an additive that can lower that temperature.
Speaker 5: So the engineers are on it. But again, no matter
Speaker 5: what they do, when you have a high rate of snowfall,
Speaker 5: it catches up to them almost as soon as you
Speaker 5: do it. Which again the message of the day is,
Speaker 5: don't go out if you don't have to. There's nothing
Speaker 5: special that's going on inside of Warren County. Our crews
Speaker 5: are working as hard as possible. I know they're tired.
Speaker 5: Everybody's tired that has been up literally all night trying to.
Speaker 4: Make the roads as passable as possible.
Speaker 5: But please don't put our emergency responders, you know, the
Speaker 5: fire departments, and you know our county sheriffs, the local police.
Speaker 5: Let's not put those those folks in jeopardy by being
Speaker 5: out and saying, Oh, I'm my car can handle it.
Speaker 5: Oh I got four wheel drive, I'm front wheel drive.
Speaker 5: No big deal, And all of a sudden you slide
Speaker 5: off into a ditch and your whole day is ruined
Speaker 5: and you're paying deductibles on your insurance.
Speaker 4: It's just not a good situation.
Speaker 5: Unless you absolutely have to do it. Don't leave your driveway.
Speaker 3: And for those who may not be aware, Level one
Speaker 3: means be alert. Level two emergency means do not leave
Speaker 3: your home unless it is required travel. Level three is
Speaker 3: if you're on the road, you'll be arrested. And so
Speaker 3: among them those three, Warren County is at level two
Speaker 3: and many do not see it getting to a level three.
Speaker 3: And I would anticipate Sheriff Riley, who took over from
Speaker 3: a long time sheriff in Warren County, is his men
Speaker 3: are out there and women are out there every hour
Speaker 3: of every day reporting back to him what is happening
Speaker 3: in Warren County. And right now it's a level two,
Speaker 3: unlikely to go to a level three unless something else occurs.
Speaker 3: And this is one time the weatherman got it right.
Speaker 3: So this is the fifty percent of the time they
Speaker 3: got it right. This time correct, they'd be in the
Speaker 3: Weatherland Hall of Fame. They all predicted it today.
Speaker 5: But yeah, our Sheriff's department has a policy of not
Speaker 5: declaring level one snow inergent emergencies. We think our residents
Speaker 5: have enough common sense to understand that. So and it's
Speaker 5: incredibly rare and literally, Sheriff Riley just took office one
Speaker 5: of his first axes declaring a level two snow emergency,
Speaker 5: which I think is appropriate. Again, this is not good.
Speaker 5: This is not healthy to be out on the roads,
Speaker 5: and it puts emergency responders at risk when you go
Speaker 5: out and be aggressive. Oh it's fine, I've got a
Speaker 5: four wheel drive. It's no big deal. It is a
Speaker 5: big deal.
Speaker 4: Do not go out on the roads.
Speaker 1: All right, Sjah.
Speaker 3: This is Sheriff Riley and also a commissioner David Young
Speaker 3: getting ready for the big Cincinnati Tennis Open this summer.
Speaker 3: And Dave Young, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: You'll be paying attention at twelve forty five today when
Speaker 3: Zach Taylor has a live news conference. We're going to
Speaker 3: cover live about what's happening with Bengaledoon and once again,
Speaker 3: Commissioner David Young, You're a great American and thanks for
Speaker 3: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Dave.
Speaker 4: God bless you, Willie.
Speaker 3: God bless America. Let's continue with more, or let's set
Speaker 3: up the rest of today's show. Twelve forty five will
Speaker 3: be Zach Taylor. At twelve thirty six, we have a
Speaker 3: seven of a five or six minute report from Chuck
Speaker 3: Ingram about the road status after one o'clock today is
Speaker 3: Moe Hager about the roads, but also about what's happening
Speaker 3: with the Bengals and more. It appears that there are
Speaker 3: several coaches for the Bengals gone, including lou Anarumo and
Speaker 3: offensive line coach Frank Pollock and linebacker coach James Betcher
Speaker 3: and defensive line coach Marion Hobby. We're gonna have more
Speaker 3: on that in the news conference at twelve forty five
Speaker 3: today at Rome of the Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 3: Billy and the Great America. Let's continue now with Chuck G. Ingram,
Speaker 3: the Grand Emperor of traffic and the tri State like that.
Speaker 3: What time did you come in this morning? If at all?
Speaker 3: I was here at four thirty am. Eastern time.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 3: Been here ever since, been here ever since. Tell me
Speaker 3: now the conditions, Give me a live update. What's happening.
Speaker 1: I saw a little bit of an improvement on northbound
Speaker 1: seventy one. They were having all kinds of problems with
Speaker 1: this last belt of or band of snow that came through.
Speaker 1: So one semi started things off, broke down in the
Speaker 1: center lane. Another one tried to go to the right,
Speaker 1: couldn't quite get by, the other one tried to go
Speaker 1: to the left. That's it, anyone, anyone? Three semis across
Speaker 1: three lanes.
Speaker 3: Of traffic north or southbound seventy one Nobound by Stuart Road,
Speaker 3: by the cut in the hill. Yes, and as we
Speaker 3: speak now, I'm looking right there.
Speaker 1: Not so good. No, not good. Oh, that's a different one.
Speaker 1: Once you're looking at it's northbound seventy one downtown. Not good. No,
Speaker 1: that's the problem they were having at the Liberty Ramp
Speaker 1: with an accident there stop you from later on.
Speaker 3: He drove up seventy one, he said, no problem, and
Speaker 3: normally takes fifteen minutes. He said, I'm going to take
Speaker 3: maybe eighteen minutes.
Speaker 1: Do you believe it? No, No, I don't believe. I
Speaker 1: don't believe it for a moment, shoots his mouth off
Speaker 1: on a regular basis, look at it right there, none
Speaker 1: of us. They are starting to move just a little bit.
Speaker 1: But the northbound seventy one near Stuart where I was
Speaker 1: talking about the three semi side by side by side
Speaker 1: a while. No, actually they got right before I came
Speaker 1: in to talk to you. They said, oh, Willie's going
Speaker 1: to be on, I better clear this out over your
Speaker 1: right now. Sheriff's office, Highway Patrol moved it off to
Speaker 1: the right and the way you go.
Speaker 4: That's exactly right.
Speaker 3: But I'm not sure a lot of people are going
Speaker 3: to be working to go home. But at rush hour
Speaker 3: four to six, get out your crystal ball, chuck Ingram,
Speaker 3: what will be going on?
Speaker 1: If anything, I think it's going to be light enough
Speaker 1: because a lot of people are staying home that it
Speaker 1: may not be all that bad, especially if all of
Speaker 1: our folks and friends at Channel nine are right from
Speaker 1: the weather center there and say that it's going to
Speaker 1: start to ease up a little bit around two or
Speaker 1: three o'clock through downtown. But the low temperature tonight is
Speaker 1: nine degrees. Well, there you go and swing the pendulum
Speaker 1: back the other way to be ugly. Yeah, it is.
Speaker 1: That's going to be really nasty because you get to
Speaker 1: a certain temperature and the salt doesn't work anything anymore.
Speaker 3: And that's about where we are. Have you had a
Speaker 3: morning like this in a long time?
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, this is this has been. This is
Speaker 1: your super Bowl yesterday's set of record since nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: We haven't had that much snow on a single day
Speaker 1: since nineteen seventy seven, you know, when we walked across
Speaker 1: the Ohio River and all that.
Speaker 3: Kind of I had friends of mine that diad advice
Speaker 3: dot on the shoreline. I was a coward and I
Speaker 3: did not leave.
Speaker 1: I played hockey on the Little Miami almost every day
Speaker 1: real in nineteen seventy eight. Yeah really yeah, because I
Speaker 1: was raised out on the east Side, so I could.
Speaker 1: You're tough. Oh well, I was probably pretty stupid, but
Speaker 1: of course that's why you're working here this long. Well, ouch,
Speaker 1: how many years have you been here?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: This is thirty three? Thirty three? Yeah, let's make it
Speaker 1: a career. What do you say? I'd say we're done,
Speaker 1: Jack Ingram, thank you very much, be good, willing, God
Speaker 1: bless America. By the way, we've scheduled a twelve forty
Speaker 1: five news conference with Zach Taylor. We're going to carry
Speaker 1: live a news radio seven hundred you auto it broke
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 3: In addition to the snow situation, head football coach Zach
Speaker 3: Taylor scheduling a news conference at twelve forty five today.
Speaker 3: And there's been a lot of reporting that defensive court
Speaker 3: endor lou Anrumo has been let go. He's been in
Speaker 3: his position since twenty nineteen, and he was head of
Speaker 3: a defense that led the Bengals to the Super Bowl
Speaker 3: in two AFC Championship games. But the last two years
Speaker 3: they've struggled mightily. I think this year they're twenty fifth
Speaker 3: or twenty sixth in the league far having an effective defense.
Speaker 3: And it's clear that Taylor fell to change was necessary
Speaker 3: and firing into Rumo. There was a lot of speculation
Speaker 3: in the last two or three years that he was
Speaker 3: up for head coaching positions that seemingly may still happen.
Speaker 3: Who knows, but anna Rumo has been the dean of
Speaker 3: the defense, which hasn't been that defensive that'll past two
Speaker 3: years maybe not do a lack of good coaching by
Speaker 3: lou but rather for the players he's forced to play. Also,
Speaker 3: there's been reporting from the athletics Paul Dayner that Taylor
Speaker 3: is also going to let go offensive line coach Frank
Speaker 3: Pollock and defensive line coach Marion Hobby and linebackers coach
Speaker 3: at James Spetcher. And the news conference schedule at this hour,
Speaker 3: we'll go to that live when it occurs, which should
Speaker 3: be any second, any minute, and after one o'clock today,
Speaker 3: we've scheduled Moeger to come on and talk about not
Speaker 3: just the weather, but what's happening with the Bengals is
Speaker 3: to prepare for the twenty twenty five season. Great disappointment
Speaker 3: as reigning throughout the land because of what's happened the
Speaker 3: past couple of years. Last year there was a good reason,
Speaker 3: a good excuse, because Joe Burrow was hurt in the
Speaker 3: Ravens game, broke his wrist and was out for the
Speaker 3: last five games. They fell to nine to eight, didn't
Speaker 3: make the playoffs, and this year, once again there were
Speaker 3: nine to eight after a terrible start and the start
Speaker 3: of the starts of the first three or four games
Speaker 3: of the season under the Zach Taylor regime has been terrible.
Speaker 3: I think they're have gone something like seven and twenty
Speaker 3: one something of that character. They lose about two thirds
Speaker 3: of their games. The first three or four games of
Speaker 3: the season, they're terrible. They're not ready to play the season,
Speaker 3: and then they start off in the hole, started to
Speaker 3: dig out of the hole. So something had to be done,
Speaker 3: and there was some speculation Zach Taylor's job was on
Speaker 3: the chopping block, but I think no serious person thought
Speaker 3: that trigger would be pulled. But lou Ana Roumo's a
Speaker 3: different situation. According to Scott Sloan, he was called down
Speaker 3: to the stadium, went down and was fired along with
Speaker 3: these other coaches, and he had one year left on
Speaker 3: his contract, so I would imagine you'll collect that whatever
Speaker 3: that is, and then interviewed for other jobs throughout the league.
Speaker 3: Same thing true with the other three coaches that were
Speaker 3: let go. The status quo is simply not sustainable in
Speaker 3: this environment when you have perhaps the best quarterback in football,
Speaker 3: and one might argue the fact that Joe Burrow just
Speaker 3: had the greatest year for a Bengals quarterback ever in
Speaker 3: the fifty five years of their existence. Talk about Boomer
Speaker 3: Sizon or bring up Kenny Anderson or Carson Palmer, whoever
Speaker 3: it might be that And there's never been a season
Speaker 3: quite like this one by the Joe Burrow. And also
Speaker 3: it appears that the wide receiver from LSU, the Great
Speaker 3: Number one, had the most was the MVP and he
Speaker 3: won all three of the possible crowns. And Jamar Chase
Speaker 3: is up for contract extensions sometime soon along with the
Speaker 3: Great Number five, to see what happens with him. A
Speaker 3: lot of big decisions had to be made. The windows
Speaker 3: wide open, and it's going to be wide open for
Speaker 3: the next two or three or four years as long
Speaker 3: as Joe Burrow's contract kicks in. He's got a five
Speaker 3: year contract extension that begins in twenty twenty five, So
Speaker 3: twenty five, twenty six, twenty seven, eight, twenty nine, Joe
Speaker 3: Burrow will be here. And as long as Joe Burrow
Speaker 3: is playing, the Bengals have a chance to go all
Speaker 3: the way without any question. But we'll see what happens
Speaker 3: with The news conference schedule will begin any minute, any second.
Speaker 3: And the defense struggled with the last two years. They
Speaker 3: were terrible.
Speaker 1: This year.
Speaker 3: I think they hit rock bottom this year. There was
Speaker 3: a sense that Joe was getting hit too many times
Speaker 3: making his passes, and the offensive line coach had to
Speaker 3: take a hit on this regard, and away we go,
Speaker 3: and so the defense needs to be addressed. And as
Speaker 3: Mowagger has said many times in many places, what occurs
Speaker 3: the last three years in the draft is that the
Speaker 3: Bengals draft has been laden with defensive players, few, if any,
Speaker 3: have worked out to one extent or another, and so
Speaker 3: that cannot continue in the situation in which the Bengals
Speaker 3: are in a league. Let's face it, the Browns are
Speaker 3: terrible and the Browns remained terrible, and I would point
Speaker 3: out that Deshaun Watson, according to the Cleveland Press, has
Speaker 3: suffered a setback and his injury was achilles tendon and
Speaker 3: that looks likely he's not coming back at all, which
Speaker 3: is unfortunate. If you're a Bengals fan, you'd like to
Speaker 3: see Deshaun Watson number four running around for the Browns.
Speaker 3: And then the of course, Pittsburgh, it was perceived this
Speaker 3: year would have a down year. That didn't work out
Speaker 3: at all. Even though they've lost the last four games.
Speaker 3: The Bengals should have beat the Steelers here and beat
Speaker 3: him of course there on Saturday night, and then of
Speaker 3: course there's always the Baltimore Ravens that looking pregnable with
Speaker 3: Lamar Jackson running around like crazy, and so it's a
Speaker 3: special time in Cincinnati Whi Choe Burrow and Jamar Chase
Speaker 3: and hendrickson. So at some point you have to make
Speaker 3: some changes. I think the powers that beat Duke Tobn
Speaker 3: decided with Zach Taylor that the status quote cannot be maintained.
Speaker 3: We can't simply put on the same coaching staff that
Speaker 3: brought about the last two years results. And Zach Taylor's
Speaker 3: not going anywhere. He's got two more years. He's got
Speaker 3: twenty five and twenty six before his contract is up,
Speaker 3: and you would think that if this continues one more year,
Speaker 3: the Bengals won't have a problem buying out one year
Speaker 3: of his contract, but certainly not two years. So some
Speaker 3: changes had to be made, and they were made right now,
Speaker 3: and the news conference should take place any second, any minute,
Speaker 3: and we'll move on from there. To say this season
Speaker 3: was disappointing, I think would be an understatement. It was
Speaker 3: terribly awfully disappointing, and that they anticipated having a Super
Speaker 3: Bowl run that did not transpire, mainly because of the
Speaker 3: start when you open up zero in three, which the
Speaker 3: Bengals did and lose to really bad teams at home,
Speaker 3: like the New England Patriots. They had to be some
Speaker 3: changes made and that was the announcement made earlier today
Speaker 3: by Paul Dayner. And we'll see what happens down the road.
Speaker 3: And of course we continue to follow the weather situation
Speaker 3: occurring because at this point things are getting a little
Speaker 3: bit better, but not really until all the road crews
Speaker 3: can get out there and clear especially the interstate. If
Speaker 3: you're on some back road, especially in the eastern part
Speaker 3: of our listening area, you're in real difficulties for a
Speaker 3: long period of time. So we continue to follow that story. Also,
Speaker 3: sometime after one o'clock today we're scheduled to have with
Speaker 3: us the Great Moager to talk about what the moves
Speaker 3: the Bengals are making and how it relates to the future.
Speaker 3: And Joe Burrow made the comment at a news conference
Speaker 3: earlier in the week that certainly the good players we've
Speaker 3: had here have got to remain here, and somehow the
Speaker 3: Bengals have to find a means and a method to
Speaker 3: sign the DJ readers to contracts who were developed here.
Speaker 3: Then let go and as a consequence, he's kind of
Speaker 3: sending a shot across the bow of Duke Tobin and
Speaker 3: Bengals ownership to say, you know what, we had some
Speaker 3: pretty good players here that have now left, including an
Speaker 3: All Pro safety and a defensive lineman like DJ Reader
Speaker 3: and whoever is selecting the players to be signed by
Speaker 3: the Bengals in the play, that's got to change to
Speaker 3: some extent that comes from Joe Burrow. He's telling that
Speaker 3: to Red's management, I'm sorry, Bengals management and Bengals ownership
Speaker 3: that these things have got to change one way or another.
Speaker 1: And he's unhappy.
Speaker 3: And I think right now that Joe Burrow is going
Speaker 3: to spend time away along with the team, and they
Speaker 3: come back for a summer camp at the end of
Speaker 3: July first of August. They got to be ready to
Speaker 3: start the first season. Now, one good thing when you
Speaker 3: finish third or fourth in your division, you have a
Speaker 3: third and fourth place schedule for the next year. The
Speaker 3: schedule will come out sometime in the next three months.
Speaker 3: But once again, the Bengals are not going to be
Speaker 3: playing the best teams in the other divisions. They're going
Speaker 3: to be playing the lower caliber teams. So once again,
Speaker 3: that should indicate, right, should indicate that the Bengals in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five should have the kind of schedule they
Speaker 3: had this year. This year they had the going into it,
Speaker 3: they had the twenty ninth toughest schedule, which means only
Speaker 3: only three other teams had a more difficult schedule than
Speaker 3: the Cincinnati Bengals had, and they simply did not perform well.
Speaker 3: When you open uph to three and finish up nine
Speaker 3: to eight, that means of the next fifteen games, the
Speaker 3: Bengals went nine and nine and five, which is pretty
Speaker 3: good plus five in a row. So they begin the
Speaker 3: season poorly and they end it in a fine in
Speaker 3: a great way. But in the meantime, you have to
Speaker 3: have a team that plays all seventeen games in a
Speaker 3: way that the games in September count the same as
Speaker 3: the games in January. And for some reason, this team
Speaker 3: is not ready to play. So every time there's a big,
Speaker 3: big summer camp and they come in, somehow there has
Speaker 3: to be a focus the first game, We're gonna win
Speaker 3: the first game, and that's not been present during the
Speaker 3: Zach Taylor era whatsoever. In fact, just the opposite. It's
Speaker 3: been terrible. So let's continue in scheduling this news conference
Speaker 3: at twelve forty five, it's about eight minutes late. Zach
Speaker 3: Taylor's acting like a Polo tiss And until then we're
Speaker 3: going to continue to cover the news. Big story in town,
Speaker 3: of course, is the weather. Looking at all the monitors
Speaker 3: around me, it appears that additional accumulations are going to
Speaker 3: take place between now and two o'clock and maybe one
Speaker 3: to two more inches, with winds gusting up to thirty
Speaker 3: five miles an hour beginning this evening and overnight and
Speaker 3: overnight that's gradually becoming more cloudy. But the low temperature
Speaker 3: overnight will be nine degrees and looking as far as
Speaker 3: the eye can see, for the next ten days, there's
Speaker 3: no break whatsoever, and the temperatures of the weather, in fact,
Speaker 3: most of the lows next week are going to be
Speaker 3: wind show factor below zero with single digits. So what
Speaker 3: we have now is what's going to be here for
Speaker 3: a long time, causing a complete disruption in school I
Speaker 3: can't imagine many schools opening tomorrow. I can't imagine that occurring.
Speaker 3: In fact, I it's scheduled today, as you may recall,
Speaker 3: to have my gallbladder examined at the Christ House Biddle
Speaker 3: and that was canceled too. So my gallbladder is on hold.
Speaker 3: And tomorrow yours trulyest schedule of being Columbus to MC
Speaker 3: the investiture of Justice Joseph tnt Daters to the High
Speaker 3: Supreme Court, and that thing, as far as I'm aware,
Speaker 3: is on right now. But until then, we have nothing
Speaker 3: but a crisis everywhere. And the weather is returning to form,
Speaker 3: which is what it's been many years ago. This was
Speaker 3: a typical winner. Right now this is quite unusual. In fact,
Speaker 3: looking straight ahead, I'm also looking at the Congress as
Speaker 3: ready to certify the Trump election victory. After all, this
Speaker 3: is January the sixth, and that means the President of
Speaker 3: the Senate, Vice President Kamala Harris, will preside and she
Speaker 3: will count the votes in the various states that were
Speaker 3: cast in December. In Ohio, the votes are cast onnor
Speaker 3: about December the seventeenth. There were seventeen votes, which represents
Speaker 3: the fifteen House congressional districts plus two for the US Senate.
Speaker 3: That's how I get to the number seventeen. Stunned by
Speaker 3: population and Alex trunt Tofilu and Dian reading my sister
Speaker 3: and also, Richard Kay Jones, the sheriff of Butler County,
Speaker 3: was one of the ones selected. And looking straight ahead,
Speaker 3: I see now the Congress as these boxes and the
Speaker 3: parades coming in with the actual ballots cast by the
Speaker 3: electors in the various states, and they're walking in now
Speaker 3: to the chamber and beginning at one o'clock Eastern time,
Speaker 3: in about four minutes, they're going to open up the
Speaker 3: box and at that point the ballots will be actually
Speaker 3: read and counted by the clerk, and then at that
Speaker 3: point there'll be an actual president selected. That will be
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. You know, I had a call last night
Speaker 3: from someone I think it was in North Carolina who
Speaker 3: was a rock ribbed Republican who said that he wishes
Speaker 3: things had gone differently four years ago. By that he
Speaker 3: meant that there was such disruption in the US Capitol
Speaker 3: that things were delayed several hours. But right now things
Speaker 3: are back on track the American people. That means you
Speaker 3: and I, reviewing what happened in January of twenty twenty one,
Speaker 3: all things considered, said, you know what, we still need
Speaker 3: to take a different direction. And that direction, of course,
Speaker 3: was the election of Donald J. Trump to become the
Speaker 3: forty seventh, having been the forty fifth president of the
Speaker 3: United States. They're all walking in. I see Bernie Marinos
Speaker 3: walking in. And the tradition for this ceremony is that
Speaker 3: all senators march in with a counterpart of the other party.
Speaker 3: So the Republicans line up when they march in, and
Speaker 3: then on their right are Democrats, and they march in
Speaker 3: as if to show some level of unity. Then the
Speaker 3: House of Representatives is represented by several of the so
Speaker 3: called committee, the Election Certification Committee, and they walk in,
Speaker 3: and then at some point in the beginning, in about
Speaker 3: two and a half minutes, you're going to have the
Speaker 3: clerk open up hand to Vice President Kamala Harris, which
Speaker 3: is a constitutional responsibility of actually counting the five hundred
Speaker 3: and thirty five electoral votes. In fact, I'm sorry, five
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty eight, because there's five hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: five plus there's three for the district of Columbia that
Speaker 3: they get the lowest number of votes, which is the
Speaker 3: same number that the state of Wyoming receives. So that's happening.
Speaker 3: The snow situation is ongoing. There's more cancelations occurring between
Speaker 3: now and the close of business today. On top of that,
Speaker 3: we have the news conference schedule for twelve forty five
Speaker 3: with Zach Taylor, and he's acting like a politician, delaying everything.
Speaker 3: We'll have it for you live when it takes place.
Speaker 3: But in exactly two minutes and thirty four seconds is
Speaker 3: when the Joint Session of the Congress will be gambled,
Speaker 3: and then the Democrats and Republicans come together. I Billy
Speaker 3: Cunningham after one thirty five today will be Scott Sloan's
Speaker 3: Good Friend segment. Dennison remote from Middle Tucky. After two
Speaker 3: o'clock today Hagor picking up the pieces of the news conference.
Speaker 3: But until then, Scott Sloan, Welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 3: Cunningham Show. Scott, when you left here at I rate
Speaker 3: of speed, I want you to report back in up
Speaker 3: seventy one. Tell us every step about what happened. Was
Speaker 3: it safe, was it dangerous? How was one driving? How
Speaker 3: was the speed limit? How fast did you drive? How
Speaker 3: quickly did everyone else drive? Give me a full report.
Speaker 2: See you're the problem right there. You're the problem why
Speaker 2: people can't drive in this weather in Cincinnati. You got
Speaker 2: all worked up over a little bit of snow. This
Speaker 2: is not like Dallas. This is in Atlanta. It's not
Speaker 2: like living in Hawaii or the Caribbean. Willy. You get
Speaker 2: snow from time to time, you simply turn your headlights on,
Speaker 2: put your wipers on, maybe take a little bit of
Speaker 2: our pms off, and you drive. You start to fish
Speaker 2: tell you slow it down. You don't slam on your brakes. Furthermore, Willie,
Speaker 2: what do you know about the prindle? Do you know
Speaker 2: anything about the prindle?
Speaker 3: Is that something you're eating like a cil, like a
Speaker 3: can a pringle?
Speaker 2: The prindle, the prindle?
Speaker 4: Dark?
Speaker 2: Neutral, reverse drive?
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 2: And then you got your little gears. You shift it down.
Speaker 2: You got an auto metic transmission, You shift it down.
Speaker 2: You shift down to two. You shift down to one.
Speaker 2: If you're standing still a little light. Now you're getting
Speaker 2: on an on ramp and maybe you got to go
Speaker 2: upill a little bit.
Speaker 4: You shift it down to.
Speaker 2: One, and then you shift up to two as the
Speaker 2: engine gets near to max Marty, and then you ship
Speaker 2: up the drive.
Speaker 4: Eventually, what happens that we will do this, but you.
Speaker 2: Go people worked out because there's a little bit of
Speaker 2: snow out there.
Speaker 3: Yes, because you're from both Buffalo and I'm from Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: That's the difference. Why would someone live in Buffalo? For
Speaker 1: God's sakes, Well.
Speaker 2: I didn't have a choice to where you were born.
Speaker 2: Did you choose where you were born?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, no, you.
Speaker 2: Did not have a choice.
Speaker 4: So you're born.
Speaker 2: You slipped out the motherly slip and slide, the doctor
Speaker 2: cut the ribmon, and you said, welcome.
Speaker 6: To the world.
Speaker 2: And you've been annoying people for the last eighty years.
Speaker 3: Sounds like yourself. But how's this different than Buffalo? Because
Speaker 3: Buffalo is an unmitigated disaster and here in Cincinnati we're
Speaker 3: not used to this.
Speaker 2: Well besides good football winning records.
Speaker 1: Hello, yeah, we're still here.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is kind of the snow you're get in June.
Speaker 4: You know it does.
Speaker 2: How honestly, the weather Cincinnati's a much more favorable than Buffalo,
Speaker 2: New York. With a kid growing up, it's like you
Speaker 2: didn't have to drive into as much because you know,
Speaker 2: you're you're kind of new at it. But it's it's
Speaker 2: it's constant. It's not stop there. It's a pain in
Speaker 2: the butt. Every time you get out of the store,
Speaker 2: go to the store, you got to shovel your car
Speaker 2: off again. It's a real pain in the ass. That's
Speaker 2: why I like Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: You went from here to Mason. Describe what happened to
Speaker 3: speed limit? How many cars did you encounter? Anyone slipt
Speaker 3: sliding off the expressway?
Speaker 1: How bad?
Speaker 2: What saw a couple of people have split off the roads,
Speaker 2: a couple of accidents, fender bender's cars and return. Of course, Willy,
Speaker 2: I stopped not to help them, but to give them
Speaker 2: one of your cars as an attorney, because you probably
Speaker 2: get a chance you could sue somebody, maybe sue O Dot,
Speaker 2: I know, sue Channel nine. You can sue somebody. Litigation
Speaker 2: is pending.
Speaker 4: Is that correct?
Speaker 1: Correct? But how quickly did you drive? What does your
Speaker 1: spinnometer say?
Speaker 2: I did about forty miles an hour. I had my
Speaker 2: beat up work truck, which if it dies, I will
Speaker 2: just leave it on the side of the road because
Speaker 2: it owes me nothing and it's got all We'll drive,
Speaker 2: and so I'm pretty Good's just to pick up truck
Speaker 2: be a pickup truck. But then about forty get on
Speaker 2: the on the highways, and you know there are a
Speaker 2: few people out there kind of werving around a little bit.
Speaker 2: But you know, if you've got a smaller car in
Speaker 2: this kind of weather, that's not that good. So some
Speaker 2: areas it was interesting between between the mall and field
Speaker 2: girdle roughly. Sometimes you hit a patch where about a
Speaker 2: quarter mile would be completely plowed. Then you hit another
Speaker 2: patch and it looks like they haven't touched it since
Speaker 2: last year. So I don't know. It's like intermittent plowing
Speaker 2: that's going on out there. I'm not quite sure. I
Speaker 2: don't think it's blowing drifting snow just yet. But if
Speaker 2: you stay in the channels, I think you'll be all right.
Speaker 2: But we're else. You don't need to go anywhere. I mean,
Speaker 2: you live right down the street. You don't have to
Speaker 2: drive that far.
Speaker 4: Yea.
Speaker 1: But tomorrow, right tomorrow, I'm scheduled to go to Columbus
Speaker 1: and the Supreme Court of Ohio. How will look like
Speaker 1: tomorrow afternoon?
Speaker 2: That's a good question. Probably icy and windy, I would think, right,
Speaker 2: also sub zero temperatures. Don't don't you have like the
Speaker 2: helicopters the line that's opera, Yes, I don't want to
Speaker 2: rent it out.
Speaker 1: Yes I don't want to.
Speaker 3: Sharon Kennedy will send me the Supreme Court helicopter get
Speaker 3: me there.
Speaker 2: That tomorrow the swearing in. Is that what's going on?
Speaker 1: Yes, at two o'clock, how about that?
Speaker 2: That would be pretty good.
Speaker 1: I'll be swearing all right slowaney, thanks you much. Yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead, all.
Speaker 2: Right, well, just don't drive fast, don't turn your hazards on.
Speaker 2: Use the prindle? Will he remember? Use the prindle? And
Speaker 2: the other question I have coming up maybe you can
Speaker 2: answer to is where the hell is? Segment?
Speaker 3: He's at home in the basement in his underwear. Hopefully
Speaker 3: he'll live in about six minutes.
Speaker 2: Being kringled and drooling.
Speaker 1: No doubt he won't be here until Red's opening day
Speaker 1: at this rate.
Speaker 2: What yeah, yeah, that's true. When he sees his shadow,
Speaker 2: he opens your fridge and the light goes up and
Speaker 2: he sees his shadow at six more weeks of wetpants.
Speaker 3: Segment slowney, Thank you very much. Let's continue with more
Speaker 3: news next at Jerhomi the Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: With the seventeenth pick in the NFL drafts the Cincinnati Bengals.
Speaker 1: Hello, Biant Scot, I'm broadcasting segment.
Speaker 3: The Bengals have a seventeenth pick in the NFL draft,
Speaker 3: which will be bigger than Montana in April. But report
Speaker 3: to the American people where you are, because many are remote,
Speaker 3: including you. Sloane's going to after your pretty hard today,
Speaker 3: but not me. Report to where you are, if anywhere.
Speaker 8: I'm sitting down in my basement Willie with a with
Speaker 8: the first Lady of Middletown, my lovely wife, Deniece, and
Speaker 8: we're watching a TV as Justin Trudeau has resigned as
Speaker 8: Canadian Prime Minister, and nowt of what that mean that
Speaker 8: Canada becomes the fifty first state.
Speaker 3: The first step to take is get rid of Justin Trudeau. Secondly,
Speaker 3: ask the people of Canada if they want to become
Speaker 3: the fifty first date. Most Canadians would say yes, they
Speaker 3: can't take it anymore. He was head of a Liberal
Speaker 3: party that destroyed the Canadian economy, wide open borders, etc.
Speaker 3: This guy was terrible, much worse than his father, you
Speaker 3: might recall Pierre. Pierre and Justin both have ruined Canada.
Speaker 3: My Canadian friends loved the fact of Canada becoming the
Speaker 3: fifty first state. Maybe fifty five, fifty six. They could
Speaker 3: have four or five states in Canada. Hook them up
Speaker 3: and away we go. Maybe we could trade them California
Speaker 3: and New York trade those north and maybe take Canada
Speaker 3: to the south.
Speaker 1: How about that.
Speaker 8: I'd like to have Newfoundland and also Nova Scotia segment.
Speaker 3: Get me into the student's report and give me some
Speaker 3: sports and make it fast.
Speaker 8: Will you on this winter storm warning report? The stooge
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Speaker 8: Bengals update, Willie, brought to you by Good Spirits winding
Speaker 8: to backward party Town. Thank you Roxy. The Bengals today
Speaker 8: firing defensive coordinator lou An Arumo after six seasons, offensive
Speaker 8: line coach Frank Pollock, linebacker coach James Betcher, and also
Speaker 8: defensive line coach Mario Hobby. Uh So, there were rumors
Speaker 8: last night, Willie that they were going to make changes,
Speaker 8: but one day into the offseason, head coach Zach Taylor
Speaker 8: makes that announcement today.
Speaker 6: Are they the.
Speaker 1: Escape goat for Zach Taylor's own bad performance?
Speaker 6: Did point?
Speaker 8: I don't think it is that they had. You know,
Speaker 8: they had a five game winning streak at the end
Speaker 8: of at the beginning of the season. Why I mean
Speaker 8: at the end of the season and trying to get
Speaker 8: in if they if they don't go over the start
Speaker 8: of the beginnings of the season of this team stink
Speaker 8: over the last few years, and they went zero to
Speaker 8: three this year, and it's like and then they're trying
Speaker 8: to get out of a four and eight hole. They've
Speaker 8: won five in a row to finish what they did,
Speaker 8: but they needed help. The start of the season is
Speaker 8: just as important as the as the end. So that's
Speaker 8: what they got to do.
Speaker 3: Seg Man, You deal with that, Perbly, I deal with reality.
Speaker 3: Zach Taylor has been the head coach of your Bengals
Speaker 3: for six seasons. In the first two games those twelve games,
Speaker 3: Zach taylor teams are one and eleven, which is the
Speaker 3: worst record in the history of football for any six
Speaker 3: game stretch by any NFL team in history. And the
Speaker 3: coach in charge of that one in eleven kept his
Speaker 3: job and fired a bunch of other coaches.
Speaker 1: Is that fair?
Speaker 8: That's up to him, Willie, and he went through Bengals
Speaker 8: management to make these move though. You knew something was
Speaker 8: gonna happen because lou An Arumo was on top of
Speaker 8: the world a couple of years ago, and then the
Speaker 8: defense just went south of finishing like what twenty fifth
Speaker 8: or something like that, towards the bottom of the NFL
Speaker 8: all season long, and many defensive categories, so you know,
Speaker 8: I don't know. I mean, it's the NFL and that's
Speaker 8: what happens.
Speaker 3: Well, there's two games with Joe Burrow. Joe Burrow is
Speaker 3: one and nine.
Speaker 8: Welsy. There you go, right there.
Speaker 1: That's another one that's not good.
Speaker 8: No college basketball. Willie, the Sean Miller Show, set for tonight,
Speaker 8: has been canceled due to the ongoing snowstorm. The new
Speaker 8: EP Top twenty five College Basketball poll is out. Tennessee
Speaker 8: remains number one, Kentucky up to sixth u See is
Speaker 8: out of the top twenty five this week due to
Speaker 8: losses to Kansas and Arizona. Not good nku's Trey Robinson
Speaker 8: as the Horizon League Player of the Week to average
Speaker 8: twenty one points per game and wins over Green Bay
Speaker 8: and Purdue Fort Wayne. The Reds with a deal today
Speaker 8: They acquired the right handed pitcher Owen White from the
Speaker 8: Texas Rangers for cash. He's a twenty five year old
Speaker 8: right handed pitcher six foot three. He spent most of
Speaker 8: last season at Triple.
Speaker 3: A Well one of the Reds Pitchers and Catchers report.
Speaker 1: Do we know.
Speaker 8: Next month?
Speaker 3: I think it's Valentine's Day, February the fourteenth.
Speaker 8: Oh, there you go, it's almost you know, it's almost
Speaker 8: action time for the Red Lakes.
Speaker 3: February tenth is even closer. So today, you know, today's sixth,
Speaker 3: that's twenty five and ten. That's five weeks from today.
Speaker 3: Five weeks from today. Pitchers and Patris report.
Speaker 8: How about that?
Speaker 3: I didn't think I'd ever say that that the Bengals
Speaker 3: season is done? And is there an axtra grind against
Speaker 3: the Kansas City Chiefs because they rolled over and played dead.
Speaker 3: They had like five first downs, scored nothing. They did
Speaker 3: not want Joe Burrow and the.
Speaker 1: Bengals in the playoffs, right, they wonted Denver in the
Speaker 1: playoffs and they played like it. Isn't that a scandal?
Speaker 8: I would say though yet? But apparently the Chiefs are
Speaker 8: still stuck on the tarmac in Denver because they can't
Speaker 8: get back home because Kansas City is a mess out
Speaker 8: of state like everything else.
Speaker 5: Stay.
Speaker 3: In fact, they couldn't take off to get there. Now
Speaker 3: they can't take off to go back home.
Speaker 8: Correct.
Speaker 3: In the meantime, they stabbed the Bengals in the back,
Speaker 3: and then the Chiefs should have beaten in any fair
Speaker 3: sense Denver.
Speaker 4: Now I would make it.
Speaker 8: Well, you know they're going to protect Mahomes and Kelsey
Speaker 8: and all the rest of them. And you knew that
Speaker 8: Denver was going to pay somebody yesterday because you know,
Speaker 8: they didn't get it done against the Bengals and their
Speaker 8: backs were up against the wall and they were going
Speaker 8: to win at home. So you know that's the way
Speaker 8: it is.
Speaker 3: I also know in the history of the National Football
Speaker 3: League going back nearly one hundred years, that.
Speaker 1: This is the first time in NFL history.
Speaker 3: Where you had a a Bengal wide receiver Jamar Chase
Speaker 3: win the Triple Crown, and Trey Henderson had the most sacks,
Speaker 3: and Joe Burrow led the league in passing.
Speaker 4: And guess they don't make it.
Speaker 1: They don't make it any the playoffs and they.
Speaker 8: Don't make it. I mean, that's just mind boggling to
Speaker 8: me that that those three. I mean, I can't remember
Speaker 8: the last time a Bengal led the league in sacks.
Speaker 8: It has to be a long time ago. Check the
Speaker 8: history book, Bacon or somebody like that. I mean, I
Speaker 8: don't know I mean it's ever happened. I mean, I
Speaker 8: don't know. It's unbelievable, Andy Max.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, you had the best defensive end in football,
Speaker 1: the best quarterback in football, the best wide receiver along
Speaker 1: with t Higgins first time in NFL history, and guess
Speaker 1: what the Bengals couldn't get a sniff.
Speaker 8: Now the draft going to be in front of the
Speaker 8: TV watching the action.
Speaker 1: No, it's not good, sake you and me.
Speaker 3: I'll be watching, They'll be watching. It's not it's not fair,
Speaker 3: not good. Now I want to ask you this question
Speaker 3: about your main burden. Third round choice out of Alabama,
Speaker 3: Role Tide. Yeah, he was left at home for the
Speaker 3: Pittsburgh game by Zach Taylor. And he's also suffering an
Speaker 3: eviction from his apartment in the banks for not paying rent.
Speaker 3: My sources tell me he's due to be in Hamley
Speaker 3: County Common Please, I'm sorry municipal court on January the
Speaker 3: twenty fourth, including ten thousand dollars in damage to his
Speaker 3: apartment and not paying rent. Third round draft choice Alabama
Speaker 3: Roll Tide, Jermaine Burton.
Speaker 1: What the hell is going on with this?
Speaker 8: I have no idea, Willie. I saw that. I saw
Speaker 8: that over the weekend and he was left and left
Speaker 8: here in Cincinnati, and that guy's been a problem for
Speaker 8: a while.
Speaker 4: Why who?
Speaker 8: Like he was going to get on the right track
Speaker 8: and then all of a sudden, whammo. And then and
Speaker 8: then I saw that over the weekend about the eviction.
Speaker 8: Notice that I'm going, what what was he thinking?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 8: You live for free and those swanky apartments that they that.
Speaker 3: They live in, Well when you when you get evictim
Speaker 3: for not paying round. I don't know what his contract was.
Speaker 3: I would assume he received hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Speaker 8: I would say, so.
Speaker 1: Maybe a million a year. I don't know. And he's
Speaker 1: the future.
Speaker 3: He's supposedly going to take the place of t Higgins
Speaker 3: And now the Bengalleys cannot let T Higgins go. They
Speaker 3: can't Jamar Chase not signing him last year was stupid.
Speaker 3: That was real stupid, but right, and now you have it,
Speaker 3: Jamar Jermaine Burton is got. I would imagine he's going
Speaker 3: to be.
Speaker 8: Released, well, I would say so, but knowing the Bengals
Speaker 8: will probably give him another chance, like they did a
Speaker 8: bunch of these other players years ago when they got
Speaker 8: in trouble. And then they finally say, well, enough's enough
Speaker 8: and that's it.
Speaker 1: At some point a year from now, if the Bengals
Speaker 1: don't make the playoffs again, look for Zach Taylor and
Speaker 1: Duke Tobin both to be fired because if he can't
Speaker 1: make it with that, if they don't.
Speaker 8: Make it again, and that's going to be you know
Speaker 8: what to.
Speaker 3: Pay the best quarterback, the best wide receiver, the best
Speaker 3: defensive end. And they finished, they're picking seventeenth in.
Speaker 8: The draft and they're sitting at home.
Speaker 1: It's it's ridiculous and you can't go.
Speaker 8: Also, Williams Soccer News, we say congrats to Indian Hill
Speaker 8: Boys soccer coach Brian Daniel, who was with us on
Speaker 8: New Student Report. He's been named these small public school
Speaker 8: boys coach of the Year. The Braves won twenty three
Speaker 8: and zero and they won the Division three state title.
Speaker 1: That guy deserves it, Amen.
Speaker 8: And then how about this. Austin FC has acquired former
Speaker 8: FC Cincinnati star Brandon Vasquez from CF Monterey out of
Speaker 8: the Lega MX League in Mexico. Ten million million, ten
Speaker 8: million for Brandon Vasquez.
Speaker 2: Well, how much is a good player?
Speaker 4: MESSI?
Speaker 8: How much he was a good player here?
Speaker 1: Well, why do he leave FC.
Speaker 4: Do you know?
Speaker 8: I think that I think he wanted to, Like he's
Speaker 8: a native of Mexico and probably wanted to go back
Speaker 8: there to that league. And now he's back in the
Speaker 8: MLS and Austin.
Speaker 3: The record indicates he was sold to Mexico. Normally things
Speaker 3: go to the other direction, but nonetheless he was sold
Speaker 3: to Mexico.
Speaker 1: Now he's back.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't think. Yeah, I was going to say
Speaker 8: it's usually the other way around, but I don't know.
Speaker 8: Some of that stuff in soccer, I don't understand it.
Speaker 3: I wish some of those scribes would have asked, Zach Taylor,
Speaker 3: will you be fired in the year if this continues?
Speaker 3: What responsibility do you have to be the head coach?
Speaker 3: Why blame other people when you're the guy in charge.
Speaker 3: He's the one that hired all these coaches, He's the
Speaker 3: one that drafted Jermaine Burton. Yeah, why didn't somebody ask
Speaker 3: him those guys? That's a good thing. I wasn't on
Speaker 3: the zoom call, That's all I got to say. Hey,
Speaker 3: can I get on a zoom call with him?
Speaker 8: At some point we'll try to work it out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll like to ask him some questions. Yep, all right,
Speaker 3: seg man, give me out of the studite report. Are
Speaker 3: you coming in tomorrow? Of course, if the Chief Justice
Speaker 3: wants me in Columbus tomorrow, I will be there. Nonetheless,
Speaker 3: will you be here tomorrow? If I'm not here?
Speaker 8: It all depends on our heroes, Willie. What on the
Speaker 8: highway cruise if I could even get out of my driveway, well,
Speaker 8: well not likely.
Speaker 3: Scott Sloan was on in about half an hour ago.
Speaker 3: He got easily got out and was going forty five
Speaker 3: miles an hour with his arm out the window.
Speaker 8: Oh good, I'm glad. He's I'm glad. He's probably a
Speaker 8: better man than me.
Speaker 3: And he said you were a coward for not driving.
Speaker 3: That's Scott Sloan's.
Speaker 8: I appreciate that from one of my teammates. That's always
Speaker 8: good positive work on his part.
Speaker 3: Segment, give me out of the Student's Report please, We
Speaker 3: got Moeggar coming up and breaking it.
Speaker 8: All down, Willie. In honor of the snow and everybody,
Speaker 8: stay safe out there if you're on the roads, and
Speaker 8: God bless all the snow plows and assault trucks. We
Speaker 8: leave you with the immortal words of the stud Report.
Speaker 6: We're going to end the government corruption and we're going
Speaker 6: to drain the swamp in Washington.
Speaker 4: D C.
Speaker 1: Segment.
Speaker 3: You should know watching that the president now has been
Speaker 3: officially selected, Donald John Trump by a voter three twelve
Speaker 3: to two twenty six, three twelve to two twenty six.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump in two weeks will be inaugurated.
Speaker 1: And that's a good thing.
Speaker 8: How do you think it was up there, Flinn, when
Speaker 8: Miss Harris had to oversee.
Speaker 3: All this for all the words of tongue and pen
Speaker 3: the worst of these there might have been, seg man,
Speaker 3: thank you. We got to run, but call back in
Speaker 3: for another Stuge report. We need your presence. I love you,
Speaker 3: I respect you, and I want you to be part
Speaker 3: of the Stuge Report in perpetuity.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Willie on seven seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: No right, moy or let's continue. We never stopped. We
Speaker 3: simply continue. There's a little bit of anger and land
Speaker 3: and confusion and apprehension about what happened this morning, which
Speaker 3: is Zach Taylor letting go lou Ana Roumo and three
Speaker 3: or four other coaches, and can you can you give
Speaker 3: me your ideas as to why Zach Taylor himself wasn't fired.
Speaker 6: It's a It's a good and fair question. I think
Speaker 6: my guess is number one, the relationship that he has
Speaker 6: with Joe Burrow doesn't hurt. I'm gonna guess at number two,
Speaker 6: the improvement we saw this season on that side of
Speaker 6: the football doesn't hurt. I think the Bengals like the
Speaker 6: culture they have and the head coach is primarily responsible
Speaker 6: for that. And so I think what Zach Taylor did
Speaker 6: today and what the Bengals have done today is they
Speaker 6: have squarely pointed the arrow at Zach Taylor as it
Speaker 6: relates to the twenty twenty five season, because I think
Speaker 6: if we're doing the same thing we're doing today a
Speaker 6: year from now and talking about the Bengals again not
Speaker 6: being in the playoffs, maybe talking about the Bengals wasting
Speaker 6: superlative individual seasons, which they've done this season, then I
Speaker 6: think the conversation's not going to be so much about
Speaker 6: the coordinators. I don't think the conversation is going to
Speaker 6: be about position coaches. I think the conversation is really
Speaker 6: going to shift toward whether or not the Bengals have
Speaker 6: a new head coach for twenty twenty six. That said,
Speaker 6: the Bengals defense this year was atrocious. And if you're
Speaker 6: to list the reasons why this team is on the
Speaker 6: outside looking in, that's where I start. Defensively, this team
Speaker 6: was not good enough. They had a stretch with their
Speaker 6: season really kind of hanging in the balance in November
Speaker 6: where they scored ninety nine points in free games, they
Speaker 6: didn't win any of them. Now go over to last
Speaker 6: five games. Did you see some defensive improvement?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 6: Did you see some young guys start to show that
Speaker 6: maybe they are guys you can build around next year. Absolutely,
Speaker 6: But let's be honest. They were succeeding against substandard offenses
Speaker 6: and either bad or inexperienced quarterbacks. And when they were
Speaker 6: playing good quarterbacks, when they were playing high end offenses,
Speaker 6: when they were playing playoff teams. I know they beat
Speaker 6: a playoff team in Pittsburgh on Saturday night. The two
Speaker 6: games against the Baltimore Ravens, the Bengals scored seventy two
Speaker 6: points lost. They had no answer for the LA Chargers
Speaker 6: in the first half of that game. They had no
Speaker 6: answer for Jayde Daniels and the Washington Commanders. Week three,
Speaker 6: they couldn't get off the field on that fourth down
Speaker 6: play against the Kansas City Chiefs League two this season
Speaker 6: was sunk by the Bengals defense. And I don't think
Speaker 6: it's all that's a if you understand that that the
Speaker 6: team has chosen to do what it's done.
Speaker 3: Is in a sense Lou is he a scapegoat because
Speaker 3: I would think the team itself, they're gonna draft seventeenth.
Speaker 3: I think in the league they were twenty fifth or so,
Speaker 3: and Lou was essentially one of the prime candidates for
Speaker 3: a head coaching job, and Arumo was up as things
Speaker 3: began take them to the Super Bowl, two AFC Championship games.
Speaker 1: Things are well.
Speaker 3: They drafted on the defensive side the last three seasons,
Speaker 3: and I would assume the person with most input and
Speaker 3: who to draft defensively was Lou Anirumo, and I'm sure
Speaker 3: Zach Taylor and Duke Tobin. But it'd be interesting to say,
Speaker 3: has the team did as poorly as the Bengals have
Speaker 3: done drafting the last three years? Would the answer be,
Speaker 3: no other team did this poorly?
Speaker 5: Mo?
Speaker 6: Well, you know, look, I think it's totally fair, and
Speaker 6: I think Lou would be the first one to say, well, gee,
Speaker 6: back when I had Jesse Bates and when I had
Speaker 6: an Inn his prime, Bell and I had DJ Reader
Speaker 6: being among the best at their individual positions. Man, I
Speaker 6: was a genius, right I was a head coaching candidate
Speaker 6: in some places as a great defensive coordinator. You took
Speaker 6: away Jesse Bates, he took away DJ Reader. Von Bell
Speaker 6: got old and left for the twenty twenty three season,
Speaker 6: and suddenly I'm not so smart. But the way the
Speaker 6: Bengals have tried to build their defense over the last
Speaker 6: couple of years will be whether we like it or not.
Speaker 6: How they tried to build the defense moving forward. They
Speaker 6: are paying on offense. They're gonna pay Jamar Chase more
Speaker 6: than they would have paid for him had they signed
Speaker 6: him last offseason. They're paying Joe Burrow, a lot of
Speaker 6: us want to see him pay t Higgins. They're probably
Speaker 6: gonna have to spend on the offensive line again. And
Speaker 6: so what if they tried to do on defense? Draft,
Speaker 6: draft and develop. Now, I certainly believe that you're being
Speaker 6: reasonable if you've done what I have done. In wonder
Speaker 6: is Duke Tobin really the guy that we trust to
Speaker 6: rebuild this defense via the draft an in free agency
Speaker 6: knowing that he can't just throw at it. You know,
Speaker 6: if you go back to twenty twenty and twenty twenty one,
Speaker 6: the Bengals just threw money at the defense. Trey Hendrickson,
Speaker 6: DJ Reider, Mike Kelton, Von Bell, choudobeya Woozie like threw
Speaker 6: money at the defense. They had to, and in some
Speaker 6: cases they overpaid because they could and because they had to.
Speaker 6: Now the math has changed. They no longer have a
Speaker 6: quarterback under a rookie contract. So how they try to
Speaker 6: build the defense is gonna be how they've already tried
Speaker 6: to build the defense. Draft, put a premium on younger players,
Speaker 6: premium a premium on players in their rookie contracts, find
Speaker 6: bargain free agents, and have the defensive coordinator coach those
Speaker 6: guys up. Lou Unfortunately, for all of his success with
Speaker 6: the defenses in twenty twenty one and twenty twenty two,
Speaker 6: that didn't happen. It didn't happen, and so I think
Speaker 6: it was reasonable to look at him and go, Okay,
Speaker 6: well we tried this once with Lou. We're gonna have
Speaker 6: to try to rebuild the defense again via the draft
Speaker 6: and via you know, making smart acquisitions and free agency.
Speaker 6: If it didn't work with Lou this time is it
Speaker 6: really going to work again. And look, I mean Zach
Speaker 6: said it during his press conference today. Defensive coordinators are
Speaker 6: typically not in place for seven, eight, nine years. Lou
Speaker 6: has been here for six seasons, and I expect him
Speaker 6: to be a defensive coordinator in the NFL at some
Speaker 6: point in the next year or two. I don't think
Speaker 6: he's unhirable. I think he certainly brings some coaching bona fides,
Speaker 6: and I'm sure there are going to be teams who
Speaker 6: want to hire him in the capacity that he served
Speaker 6: in Cincinnati. But I think, understanding how the Bengals are
Speaker 6: going to build their defense moving forward, look at how
Speaker 6: they have failed over the last couple of years, it
Speaker 6: made sense to move on from Lou and find someone else.
Speaker 6: That does not mean that Duke Tobin hasn't earned criticism
Speaker 6: and skepticism as it relates to his ability to make
Speaker 6: the defense better with personnel changes in twenty twenty five
Speaker 6: and beyond.
Speaker 3: You know, looking at the Bengals results after December first,
Speaker 3: which was the first game after the bye against Pittsburg,
Speaker 3: the defense gave up thirty eight eight and the Pittsburgh
Speaker 3: offense not very good. Against Dallas, they gave up twenty
Speaker 3: against Tennessee. They gave up thirty seven. Against Cleveland, they
Speaker 3: gave up six. That doesn't count. Cleveland really stinks. Against Denver,
Speaker 3: of course, they gave up twenty four and against Pittsburgh seventeen.
Speaker 3: A little bit better, but not really difference. And I
Speaker 3: rely upon you in Austin and Tony more than the
Speaker 3: national experts. When I read the national experts, they tell
Speaker 3: me about the Bengals that this is a very attractive
Speaker 3: DC position, that the best dCas in the country want
Speaker 3: to come and join the Bengals because of the offense
Speaker 3: and Joe Burrow, because of the city, and because of
Speaker 3: Zach Taylor. Do you buy that that this is a
Speaker 3: prime position now for a DC.
Speaker 6: To a degree yes, because all you have to do
Speaker 6: is build a league average defense. Nobody is asking the
Speaker 6: next defensive coordinator to come in and build a the
Speaker 6: defense that can mask the deficiencies of the quarterback or
Speaker 6: of the offense. The Bengals defense is a primary reason
Speaker 6: why Joe Burrow has virtually no chance to win the
Speaker 6: NFL MVP Award because he put up statistically great numbers,
Speaker 6: but his team didn't make the postseason. Then the reason
Speaker 6: why his team didn't make the postseason primarily is the
Speaker 6: defense stunk? So what do you have to do here?
Speaker 6: You have to build and coach up a league average defense,
Speaker 6: And so that in itself makes the gig I think
Speaker 6: reasonably attractive. Also, I think you're gonna be able to
Speaker 6: put your fingerprints all over the defense because you know, frankly,
Speaker 6: they're gonna have to overhaul lots of different areas of it.
Speaker 6: I think that's attractive. What would give me pause, though,
Speaker 6: is going to work for a coach who is on
Speaker 6: the hot seat.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: I know there are people who believe, well, this is
Speaker 6: the Bengals and the head coaches Teflon and Marvin got
Speaker 6: sixteen years, and if Marvin got sixteen years, Zach Taylor's
Speaker 6: gonna get twenty to twenty five. I don't believe that.
Speaker 6: I fully believe that if we are doing what we're
Speaker 6: doing right now, any year talking about the Bengals being
Speaker 6: on the outside looking in, that there is a very
Speaker 6: strong possibility the Bengals are looking for a new head coach.
Speaker 6: And if they're looking for a new head coach, they're
Speaker 6: gonna be looking for a new coaching staff and a
Speaker 6: new defensive coordinator. So that would give me some pause.
Speaker 6: But yeah, you know, I'm looking for a gig where
Speaker 6: I can come in and have some success, and we're
Speaker 6: the definition of success. Frankly has just built a defense
Speaker 6: that's good enough to not screw it up for Joe Burrow.
Speaker 6: I think that in itself is going to mean a
Speaker 6: lot of people want this gig. And by the way,
Speaker 6: if you do win here next year, you know, lou
Speaker 6: Anarrumo was a coaching candidate. He was interviewed by the
Speaker 6: Arizona Cardinals two years ago. He was looked at as
Speaker 6: somebody who was going to be a head coach because
Speaker 6: of his success here. And so if you come to
Speaker 6: Cincinnati and you build a league average defense and the
Speaker 6: Bengals win just by osmosis, you're going to be looked
Speaker 6: at as a head coaching candidate. So yeah, by and large,
Speaker 6: I think it's a attractive gig. But I can certainly
Speaker 6: understand why someone might say, well, wait a minute, do
Speaker 6: I really want to go hitch my wagon to a
Speaker 6: head coach who is quote on the hot seat?
Speaker 3: Well, Mo, in that regard, there's never been in an
Speaker 3: NFL history going back about one hundred years. Well, you
Speaker 3: got the best quarterback, you have the best wide receiver,
Speaker 3: and your defensive end leads the league in sacks, and
Speaker 3: you still can't make it of the playoffs. Normally, we
Speaker 3: got the best quarterback, the best wide receiver, and a
Speaker 3: sack specialist on the defense, you have the opportunity of
Speaker 3: being in the playoffs. We also have a circumstance. We're
Speaker 3: in the six seasons of Zach Taylor. When I look
Speaker 3: back in time, his record of the first two games
Speaker 3: is one and eleven, and Joe Burrow's record is one
Speaker 3: and nine. So I would think at some point, maybe
Speaker 3: in July or August, the team out. I get the
Speaker 3: other say, look, we have the worst record in the
Speaker 3: history of football in the first two games. For the
Speaker 3: last six years, we're one and eleven. No one's ever
Speaker 3: done that before. We're setting records. The best quarterback, the
Speaker 3: best wide receiver, the best defensive end can't get to
Speaker 3: the playoffs. The worst record in the history of football
Speaker 3: in the first two games. Can you smell what I'm cooking? Mow,
Speaker 3: I'm getting fired up, Kan, there's something that's got to change.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's two prevailing themes that we're gonna spend a
Speaker 6: lot of time on this offseason. Number one is stop
Speaker 6: wasting greatness. You know you can make a Joe Burrow
Speaker 6: MVP case. He's not gonna win the award, but you
Speaker 6: can certainly make a case he is going to be
Speaker 6: I think the comeback player of the Year for the
Speaker 6: second time in his career. I think Trey Hendrickson has
Speaker 6: a shot. He's not the odds on favorite, but I
Speaker 6: think Trey Hendrickson, after his performance on Saturday, has a
Speaker 6: chance to be the Defensive Player of the Year, and
Speaker 6: Jamar Chase will get heavy consideration to be the Offensive
Speaker 6: Player of the Year. I think the award's going to
Speaker 6: go to Saguon Barkley of the Philadelphia Eagles. But think
Speaker 6: about that for a second. You had a wide receiver
Speaker 6: who wins the Triple Crown, leads in all three major categories.
Speaker 6: You have the NFL sack leader and it wasn't particularly
Speaker 6: closed at the end of the year between him and
Speaker 6: Miles Garrett, who could be the defensive Player of the year.
Speaker 6: You have a quarterback who threw for nearly five thousand
Speaker 6: yards words and put up legitimate MVP numbers, and those
Speaker 6: players aren't gonna play in the postseason. That represents a
Speaker 6: massive failure by the organization, by the coaching staff, and
Speaker 6: by the other players on the team. So number one,
Speaker 6: stop wasting individual greatness. Number two, Willie, You're right. This
Speaker 6: season was sunk because they started oh to three. And
Speaker 6: it's been a recurring theme at the last couple of years.
Speaker 6: The Bengals get off the slow starts, and every single
Speaker 6: time it comes back to haunt them. Two years ago,
Speaker 6: they start oh to two, they end up having to
Speaker 6: play in the AFC Championship game on the road against
Speaker 6: Kansas City. Last year they finished nine and eight. They
Speaker 6: weren't gonna win a title without Joe Burrow, but they
Speaker 6: were on the outside looking in because they started oh
Speaker 6: to two. This year, oh and three sunk them. And
Speaker 6: if you look at those slow starts, look at who
Speaker 6: they are losing to. They lost at home to the Patriots,
Speaker 6: who won four games this season, a rookie head coach
Speaker 6: who lost his job yesterday. Two years ago, they falled
Speaker 6: a one in three. They lose their fourth game to
Speaker 6: win off f Tennessee Titans team. Two years ago, they
Speaker 6: lose Game one to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The quarterback was
Speaker 6: Mitch Trubisky. Week two, they lose to the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 6: The quarterback was Cooper Rush. So the slow starts are
Speaker 6: destroying this team. You know, you could look at the
Speaker 6: Kansas City Chiefs yesterday and I go, well, golly gee,
Speaker 6: they shouldn't have sat their starters. They should have had
Speaker 6: a more representative effort in that game against the Denver Broncos.
Speaker 6: The goal should be to do what the Chiefs did yesterday.
Speaker 6: Make Week eighteen not matter because you play so well
Speaker 6: weeks one, two, three, and four. Now, Zach Taylor last offseason,
Speaker 6: last training camp took a different approach. It was a
Speaker 6: more physical training camp. We saw some of the starters
Speaker 6: play during the preseason. Joe Burrow played a little bit
Speaker 6: during the preseason. It wasn't quite the same as the
Speaker 6: year before and the year before that, but the results were.
Speaker 6: That has to change at some point. This team has
Speaker 6: to stop spending a large chunk of the season trying
Speaker 6: to play catch up because it digs itself such a
Speaker 6: big early season hole.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Lastly, the Bengals only one three games at home this year,
Speaker 3: which is with the fan base and the excitement and
Speaker 3: all that, is unbelievable to win three games at home
Speaker 3: with Joe Burrow, T Higgins, Tamar Chase, unbelievable. Now, lastly,
Speaker 3: Jermaine Burton, third round draft choice out of Alabama roll Tide,
Speaker 3: I signed a contract. I imagine he's a few million bucks.
Speaker 3: I don't know what third rounder gets, it's in the formula.
Speaker 3: But he's being evicted from his apartment in the banks.
Speaker 3: He's got damages to his apartment of over ten thousand
Speaker 3: dollars and doesn't pay rent and he was left at
Speaker 3: home by Zach Taylor. And Jermaine Burton was perceived as
Speaker 3: being the replacement for T Higgins. Now that's a joke.
Speaker 3: Where do you see Jermaine's Jermaine Burton's future.
Speaker 6: Probably not with the Cincinnati Bengals. I think there needs
Speaker 6: I think there needs to be a resolution here for
Speaker 6: this franchise. And I talked about this on my show
Speaker 6: earlier this year. This is a big boy, adult NFL
Speaker 6: up that's trying to accomplish big boy things. Let's not
Speaker 6: hire any more children. So I go back to when
Speaker 6: they draft the Jackson Carmen a couple of years ago,
Speaker 6: and there were a lot of folks who said, look,
Speaker 6: he's talented, but he just doesn't have the maturity you're
Speaker 6: looking for. Jermaine Burton, same thing. Talented kid, very talented kid,
Speaker 6: just doesn't have the maturity you're looking for. We can't
Speaker 6: be hiring people to run a big boy operation here
Speaker 6: if we have people who can't show up to work,
Speaker 6: who can't pay their rent, can't be there on time,
Speaker 6: who can't be counted on. I'm sorry. Like I certainly
Speaker 6: hope Jermaine figures it out. I certainly hope that Jermaine
Speaker 6: gets if he needs help, gets the help that he
Speaker 6: needs and is a productive member of society and maybe
Speaker 6: a productive NFL player, and if you still hear next
Speaker 6: next season, a productive member of the Cincinnati Bengals. But
Speaker 6: I think you have to sort of go back and
Speaker 6: go you know what, if there are these maturity concerns,
Speaker 6: is there someone more reliable, Maybe even someone who's not
Speaker 6: quite as physically gifted, but someone more reliable. Companies need
Speaker 6: people they can rely on, need people they can count on,
Speaker 6: Need people who get it, need people who could show
Speaker 6: up to work. Yes, Cincinnati Bengals are a major corporation. Yeah,
Speaker 6: don't have time for children, find draft and acquire adults.
Speaker 3: Jermaine Burton is not one the headline. Cincinnati Bengal wide
Speaker 3: receiver evicted. It's like, what this is something I never thought.
Speaker 3: I don't know what his contract is. I'm sure he's
Speaker 3: worth a few million dollars. I assume he damages his apartment, done,
Speaker 3: pays rent, done, show up for games one time he's
Speaker 3: supposed to start and he's overslept or something. Didn't get
Speaker 3: to get to the stadium on time. Don't need those
Speaker 3: kinds of persons. We'll see what happens. I will hold
Speaker 3: you to account for a year from now if the Bengals.
Speaker 3: Bengals go like nine to eight and don't make it
Speaker 3: of the playoffs and there's a news conference scheduled, we'll
Speaker 3: look for the firing of Zach Taylor.
Speaker 6: But last time I was on your show, I'm gonna
Speaker 6: hold you to account because we wagered on the skyline
Speaker 6: Chili Crosstown shootout. My team won. You owe me a
Speaker 6: hot fudge Sunday, and I'm still waiting.
Speaker 3: All right, let's continue with more mo. Thank you very much,
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham. News Next at your Home of the Bengals
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Speaker 8: rumored last night to be making some changes, and they
Speaker 8: did so in day one big time today on the
Speaker 8: off season, the Bengals firing after six seasons defensive coordinator
Speaker 8: lou Anarumo, offensive line coach Frank Pollock, linebacker coach James Betcher,
Speaker 8: and also defensive line coach Mario Hobby.
Speaker 3: Are they scapegoats for the failures of Zach Taylor aka
Speaker 3: Zach Schuler? Is this simply diversions from the real problem?
Speaker 1: Yes or no?
Speaker 8: That I don't know, Willie, Because you know, the Bengals
Speaker 8: notoriously have get bad stars. It's the season and they
Speaker 8: try to catch up, and this season was no different.
Speaker 8: They started out oh and three. Jared Mayo, Girod Mayo,
Speaker 8: who got the win against the for the Patriots and
Speaker 8: the opener against the Bengals, he got to let go
Speaker 8: last night after one year with the Patriots. I mean,
Speaker 8: you know, the Bengals start out oh and three, they
Speaker 8: went to four and eight, and then they got with
Speaker 8: it on track. They win their last five and you
Speaker 8: can't do that. You can't do that, and then you
Speaker 8: need help. And then they lost what seven games by
Speaker 8: what it won a touchdown? They had a lead at
Speaker 8: ten points at three times against the Ravens here am
Speaker 8: I correct?
Speaker 1: Right? And lost So I.
Speaker 8: Mean there you go right there? That that adds up
Speaker 8: right there? You you know, I mean the defense has
Speaker 8: fallen off the past few years. I mean, but you
Speaker 8: know you've you've had injuries there and everything else, But
Speaker 8: you just don't have the right players. I mean, the
Speaker 8: only guy, the only guy on the defense it did
Speaker 8: anything this year was Trey Hendricks and that was it.
Speaker 3: And the Bengals won a total of three games at home.
Speaker 3: And I'm looking at the Bengals twenty twenty five home games.
Speaker 3: They play at home the Ravens, Browns, and Steelers, of course,
Speaker 3: but the home schedule. They play the Bears here, they
Speaker 3: play the Lions here, that's a tough one. They play
Speaker 3: the Patriots here, they play the Jets here, they play
Speaker 3: the Jaguars here, they played the Cardinals here. If they
Speaker 3: can't go something like I don't know, seven and two
Speaker 3: with that home schedule, I don't know what to tell
Speaker 3: you because.
Speaker 8: I agree with you. And then you know, the Jets
Speaker 8: are going to have a new head coach. The Jaguars
Speaker 8: are going to have a new head coach. Doug Peterson
Speaker 8: got let go today of Jacksonville. So there's a couple
Speaker 8: of new coaches right there, right off the bat. And
Speaker 8: the Patriots will have another and never the head coach.
Speaker 3: So from a fans perspective, they have home games against
Speaker 3: the Bears, the Patriots, the Jets, the Jags and the Cardinals,
Speaker 3: not exactly lighting them up out of a deal. The
Speaker 3: only attractive home game is against, believe it or not,
Speaker 3: the Detroit Lions. The other three are the division games.
Speaker 3: But then away take away the three division games they
Speaker 3: play at Buffalo, right at Green Bay, at Miami, at
Speaker 3: the Vikings, and at Denver.
Speaker 6: They got.
Speaker 1: They got a killer away schedule and a soft home schedule.
Speaker 1: But next year they play nine at home and eight
Speaker 1: on the road. How about that segment?
Speaker 8: Well, and then one of those games willie I think
Speaker 8: they are up for an international game. Oh, so there's
Speaker 8: probably gonna be one less home game there or whatever
Speaker 8: I mean, way game or whatever, because the Bengals are
Speaker 8: due to play a game internationally next year. They haven't
Speaker 8: done it in a while.
Speaker 3: It's going to be it's going to be a home
Speaker 3: game because they're not going to give the Bengals nine
Speaker 3: home games and seven away games. So it's gonna be
Speaker 3: one of these.
Speaker 8: Somewhere somewhere in that home schedule, they're going to be
Speaker 8: playing in Germany, France, Mexican, Abu Dhabi, and maybe somewhere
Speaker 8: in Egypt.
Speaker 1: Maybe Beijing. I have no.
Speaker 8: Idea, but I don't know, I mean that could be
Speaker 8: you know, I don't know. I mean they're due for
Speaker 8: an international game and one of those home games is
Speaker 8: going to be bye bye because they are overdue to
Speaker 8: play internationally.
Speaker 3: I take the Arizona Cardinals or the Jaguars or the
Speaker 3: Jets or the.
Speaker 8: Jaguars are very popular over in London. They've been there,
Speaker 8: I think almost every season for they've been there forever.
Speaker 8: They played a game in London, England for forever. So
Speaker 8: the Jaguars, that could be the one that the Bengals
Speaker 8: go to London, England to play.
Speaker 3: Well, that'd be good because the Jags, it was thought
Speaker 3: that Jags are going to be the franchise to move
Speaker 3: to London completely because the Jaguars can't sell out at home.
Speaker 3: They're allows the franchise and so moving to London that
Speaker 3: would be interesting.
Speaker 2: Segment.
Speaker 1: Give me some more sports, Willie.
Speaker 8: The Sean Miller Show in College Basketball set for tonight
Speaker 8: cancel due to the snowstorm. The new AP Top twenty
Speaker 8: five rankings are out for the week. Tennessee is still
Speaker 8: number one, Kentucky up to number six. You see is
Speaker 8: out the top twenty five after losses this past week
Speaker 8: to Kansas State and Arizona, and the Bearcats play at
Speaker 8: Baylor against those dreaded Bears tomorrow night. Nku Strey Robinson
Speaker 8: and Horizon League player of the Week averaging twenty one
Speaker 8: points per game and wins over Green Bay and Perdue
Speaker 8: Fort Wayne for the North. We got a Reds update, Willie,
Speaker 8: as the pitchers and catchers report. What yeah, the Reds
Speaker 8: acquiring right handed pitcher Owen White today from the Texas
Speaker 8: Rangers for cash. Mister White is six foot three, twenty
Speaker 8: five years old, spent most of last season at Triple A.
Speaker 8: Got soccer news on this snowy Monday, Willie, gimme soccer.
Speaker 8: FC Cincinnati defender Miles Robinson has been called up to
Speaker 8: the US men's national team January camp he's been playing
Speaker 8: for He's been playing for the national team as of late.
Speaker 8: Austin FC has acquired former FC Cincinnati star Brandon Vasquez
Speaker 8: out of the Leaga MX Mexican League CF Monterey for
Speaker 8: a reported ten million dollars.
Speaker 3: I think he was sold to Mexico and now he's
Speaker 3: coming back. And there's serious money now, serious money in soccer.
Speaker 8: Correct. And also we say congrants willy to Indian All
Speaker 8: boys soccer coach Brian Daniel. He has been named the
Speaker 8: Small public school boys soccer Coach of the Year as
Speaker 8: the Braves went twenty three to zero in a Division
Speaker 8: three state championship.
Speaker 1: How about that he was here.
Speaker 8: Congratulations they were with us one last in December being
Speaker 8: honored as state champs of state champions for soccer.
Speaker 3: You know, saying I watched some of the national pundits.
Speaker 3: I think the coverage by Moe and Austin and Tony
Speaker 3: Pike are pretty good. But the national pundits are saying
Speaker 3: the DC job here the defense coordinator is very attractive
Speaker 3: because he said, all you have to do is put
Speaker 3: together an average defense with the offense that we have.
Speaker 3: And it's a great city to live in. And Duke
Speaker 3: Tobin is a good general manager. I'm watching these guys
Speaker 3: thinking we're going to get the best DC imaginable because
Speaker 3: of Joe Joe Burrow Well.
Speaker 8: I would say, so, Willy. I mean, you know, they
Speaker 8: they're all right on offense. They don't need any you know,
Speaker 8: I mean, all they gotta they gotta they gotta sign
Speaker 8: Jamar Chase and hopefully, hopefully they have heard the messages
Speaker 8: from Joe Burrow over the past couple of weeks to
Speaker 8: keep t Higgins even if you have to go to
Speaker 8: a fifth third bank to get them alone or something.
Speaker 8: I mean, you gotta, you gotta. You know, Chase isn't
Speaker 8: going anywhere. And congratulations to him on winning the uh
Speaker 8: on winning the triple Crown. It's only been done what
Speaker 8: six times in the National Football League history. I mean,
Speaker 8: that's incredible for that young man. And then Joe Burrow,
Speaker 8: the numbers he put up, He basically put that offense
Speaker 8: on his back in the five game win streak and
Speaker 8: willed them to wins. And uh. But and then Trey Hendrickson,
Speaker 8: I mean, my goodness, nobody could stop him. I mean,
Speaker 8: you talk about you know, you know the heck with
Speaker 8: t J. Watt, number ninety one of the Bengals is
Speaker 8: much better than him, because I mean, nobody could stop
Speaker 8: Trey Hendrickson. Nobody. But but the thing of it is
Speaker 8: Willie at Gall comes down. It all comes down. You
Speaker 8: know that it was great that they won five in
Speaker 8: a row and they needed help and they got they
Speaker 8: beat Pittsburgh and everything else, but they didn't they you know,
Speaker 8: Denver won, you know, and that that everybody knows that story.
Speaker 8: But the thing of it is to be is they
Speaker 8: have to get off the better starts of the season.
Speaker 8: When they went He lost to the Patriots, they lost Washington,
Speaker 8: they lost that third game in a row. They're zero
Speaker 8: to three, and and it's and you can't get out
Speaker 8: of that hole. And then you dropped the four and eight,
Speaker 8: which they did, and then tried to come back and
Speaker 8: read and rebound from that. Ye, you just can't do it.
Speaker 3: In the NFL segment in the six season, Zach Taylor,
Speaker 3: also known as Zach Schuler, have been here. He's played
Speaker 3: twelve games in six seasons. The first two Zach Taylor
Speaker 3: is one in eleven and Joe Burrow is.
Speaker 1: One and nine.
Speaker 8: Well, that tells the story right there.
Speaker 1: What do you do I mean, I mean.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean I think that they have to realize that,
Speaker 8: you know, maybe Joe Burrow might want to play a
Speaker 8: little bit more than maybe four or five plays in
Speaker 8: a preseason game to get and to get this off.
Speaker 8: And you know, I mean, look at the offense. They've
Speaker 8: had five for five games. Look at what they had
Speaker 8: all year long. They were putting up points, they were
Speaker 8: putting up thirty forty points. Like Sam Weiss's team with
Speaker 8: Boomer years ago, and they and they and they lost
Speaker 8: what seven games by a touchdown, and most of those
Speaker 8: games they were ahead at what they lost, Like I said,
Speaker 8: last hour, they lost. They were up ten points three
Speaker 8: times against Baltimore and they lose.
Speaker 3: How about this segment since the bye week first game
Speaker 3: was Sunday, December, the first against Pittsburgh. Here the offense
Speaker 3: put up thirty eight, then twenty seven, then thirty seven,
Speaker 3: then twenty four, then thirty and then nineteen and so
Speaker 3: they and the defense was did a much better job
Speaker 3: the last three or four games, but the offense first
Speaker 3: day of the entire season, in fact, when they were losing.
Speaker 3: How about this, three games in a row they lost,
Speaker 3: They scored thirty four, they scored twenty seven, and then
Speaker 3: they scored thirty eight. So they're putting up like ninety
Speaker 3: nine points in three games and they lost them.
Speaker 8: All right, Well, that tells the tail there too. I mean,
Speaker 8: that's that's that's the season right there in the nutshell.
Speaker 8: You win too out of three of those, and you
Speaker 8: might you know, maybe win one or you know, maybe
Speaker 8: start maybe get off to a good start at two
Speaker 8: and one that you don't have to worry about winning
Speaker 8: five in a row. You just keep winning during the
Speaker 8: season and you finish games when when needed, and you
Speaker 8: don't have to win five in a row and then
Speaker 8: try to get you know, to Denver to lose, at
Speaker 8: Miami to lose, and then this team to win and
Speaker 8: over there and this this team needs to tie. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 8: They should have been in the playoffs and they should
Speaker 8: be getting ready for Buffalo this this weekend. But it
Speaker 8: didn't happen. So that's the way it is.
Speaker 3: I think Kansas City did not want Joe Burrow in
Speaker 3: the playoffs, so they tanked it.
Speaker 8: They don't think I don't think anybody wanted to see that.
Speaker 8: With the way the Bengals are playing at the end
Speaker 8: of the season, I don't think anybody wanted to play them.
Speaker 4: To tell you the.
Speaker 1: Truth, where is the team?
Speaker 3: Where's Kansas City right now? That still on the tarmac
Speaker 3: in Denver?
Speaker 8: I think, well, I think they're probably hanging out at
Speaker 8: Denver International Airport.
Speaker 1: Yeah, go home. They couldn't get there. They didn't play.
Speaker 3: Now they can't go back, correct, but they're off the
Speaker 3: next three weeks anyway.
Speaker 8: They got a bye week, so you know, they'll they'll
Speaker 8: probably start running plays in the in the airport terminal
Speaker 8: or something.
Speaker 1: Maybe Tata can do a little performance for him.
Speaker 4: On the plane.
Speaker 8: Maybe she'll be out there singing to the us of
Speaker 8: the stranded passengers and stuff.
Speaker 1: She makes me sick too.
Speaker 3: That's a differentnesshow segment, Give me out of the student's
Speaker 3: report and the rocks coming up by himself live from
Speaker 3: his palatial estate. There's no way from Harrison he would
Speaker 3: ever get here. In fact, you can't get from middle
Speaker 3: Tuck eat here. I got here, segment. I got here easy.
Speaker 3: It was no problem for me at all. I care
Speaker 3: about this. I made a long trip.
Speaker 8: You know what, You're a trooper and I'm a clown.
Speaker 4: Dave.
Speaker 1: Can you save that for history? Right there?
Speaker 8: That? Yeah, just say that.
Speaker 4: That's okay, all right?
Speaker 3: Thirty five days pitchers and catchers report. Hopefully you see
Speaker 3: and and Xavier in Miami and NK. You can play
Speaker 3: some basketball to make sure the next five weeks go
Speaker 3: by quickly. The early returns are not good. Xavier doesn't
Speaker 3: look good. You see, it doesn't look good. Nothing looks good. Segment,
Speaker 3: Get me ready, get me out of the Student's report.
Speaker 8: Please, Willy, everybody stays safe on the roads, and we
Speaker 8: thank our salt truck drivers and snowplow drivers for cleaning
Speaker 8: the streets. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 8: the stud report.
Speaker 3: Well, we'll see what happens, won't we We're gonna see
Speaker 3: tomorrow what happens where there'll be an invested Sir of
Speaker 3: Justice Joe in the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Speaker 1: That's what I want.
Speaker 8: I would say, I would well get he gets his
Speaker 8: job back, right, I mean he's been unemployed. I mean,
Speaker 8: what's he been doing is walk in the streets or something.
Speaker 3: He's walking around telling people I used to be somebody.
Speaker 8: And now tomorrow to tomorrow, I mean, they'll count the
Speaker 8: electoral votes in Columbus, that's right, and he's been voted
Speaker 8: in and.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna swear him in on the Ohio channel.
Speaker 8: That has to be on video because I'm I'm betting
Speaker 8: that you will be the first one to laugh. And
Speaker 8: he walks up there, I.
Speaker 3: Can't look at him because we've been friends for forty years.
Speaker 3: I can't look at.
Speaker 8: It because it'll be funny. And then especially if somebody
Speaker 8: has a tape a stereo system and thereon they start,
Speaker 8: they play as TNT music that would be hilarious.
Speaker 3: Well it's got to be serious segment. This is a
Speaker 3: serious thing and these are times for as segment. I
Speaker 3: love you dearly, but you're not a serious person.
Speaker 8: Okay, well I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more segment. Thank you, and believe it
Speaker 3: or not, The Rock is coming up next live from
Speaker 3: Harrison and a lot of the producers have got here
Speaker 3: because they came here two or three days ago and
Speaker 3: they're staying in the hotel next door, and so to
Speaker 3: get here is difficult. To look at Montgomery Road right
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Speaker 3: you can, and get around. Scott Slone reported in earlier
Speaker 3: a couple hours ago that he went about forty miles
Speaker 3: an hour of seventy one to Mason had no difficulties.
Speaker 3: But if you can't drive in the snow, don't And
Speaker 3: I look cars across the street trying to get into
Speaker 3: the shell station, which is a slight incline and rear
Speaker 3: wheel drive just doesn't work anymore.
Speaker 1: So forewarned, is forearm.
Speaker 3: Hopefully the men and women the roadside warriors will do
Speaker 3: their job and get people cracking tomorrow. I doubt most
Speaker 3: of the schools are going to be open anyway, so
Speaker 3: let's continue with more of the rockets next, and more
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