High School Harry

Amazing research, Go. This guy is a douch bag and Shemar is an asshole. Getting some piss poor advice somewhere.

Wonder if we could just cut to the chase and put Ja'Marr and Joe in right now?

Re: Trey Hendrickson https://bengalswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/bengals/2025/07/14/bengals-trey-hendrickson-predicted-103-million-contract-extension/85197105007/ 👆👆. Blah Blah Blah Blah... Speculation Speculation Speculation Speculation only pertinent point, if that is to be believed is they are talking again. I certainly hope so and this happy horse shit ends and Trey returns this season and retires a Bengal.

I can see the Browns picking up Justin Tucker on the 11th week of the season when his suspension is up. No 🥷

The Pro Shop before training camp days is full of Karen socker moms and their kids buying the things. And I gotta get down there and get one of the new white tiger coffee mugs with the big handle.

A Pro Bowler Bowler?

Bengals' Joe Burrow: Home burglary altered Batmobile plans Ben BabyJul 8, 2025, 11:01 AM CINCINNATI -- Last December's home burglary made Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow change his mind about a big purchase. Burrow canceled his previous purchase of a replica, fully-functioning Batmobile, he revealed in the latest season of the Netflix show "Quarterback" that was released Tuesday. The decision came after his Cincinnati home was broken into last December while the Bengals were on the road playing the Dallas Cowboys. Burrow's novelty vehicle purchase was initially revealed during last year's in-season installment of "Hard Knocks," which chronicled the seasons of the four AFC North teams. But in "Quarterback," Burrow confirmed that the robbery altered his plans. "I didn't end up getting the Batmobile because I just had other things I wanted to deal with at that point," Burrow said. Both the Netflix series and HBO's "Hard Knocks" covered Burrow's initial excitement over the purchase that retails at $3 million. Once the break-in occurred, however, Burrow's tenor shifted. On the show, Burrow spoke extensively about the burglary that led to multiple arrests and a federal grand jury indictment that alleged the Burrow break-in was done by members in a large criminal network. "I just get very uncomfortable," Burrow told the show. "My life is very public. That comes with the job, but there's certain parts of your life that are yours. Your house is one of those." One scene from "Quarterback" showed Burrow having a conversation with former Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo about what happened. Along with the discomfort that came with an increased news presence around his home and other personal information, like the link between Burrow and social media influencer Olivia Ponton, Burrow expressed long-term concerns about the situation. "We'll see if I end up moving or not," Burrow told Anarumo in footage aired on the show. "Now the whole world knows where I live now. But that hasn't been very fun to deal with." Legal records show Burrow's home has not transferred owners since it was purchased for $7.5 million in July 2023, shortly before Burrow signed a $275 million contract extension with the Bengals.

https://bengalswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/bengals/2025/07/08/bengals-heated-joe-burrow-zac-taylor-sideline-exchange-mystery-solved/84499909007/ Bengals' heated Joe Burrow-Zac Taylor sideline exchange mystery solvedChris Roling Bengals Wire Last December, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow went viral when cameras picked up a heated sideline exchange with head coach Zac Taylor that featured plenty of obvious profanity and anger. Even the most casual of lip-readers could pick up on some of what was being said. But thanks to Netflix’s “Quarterback” releasing this week, we now have the whole exchange. According to the Cincinnati Enquirer’s Dave Clark, Taylor started the exchange by saying this: "Way to finish the game. That's a great drive finishing. I know it's frustrating." Burrow wasn’t having it: "That's an embarrassing performance by us. F------ embarrassing." And more, after a quick response from Taylor: "F--- that. F--- that. We sucked today. That was embarrassing. We jumped offsides f------ eight times." At the time, and surely still to this day, Bengals fans were with Burrow all the way in the exchange. The tense conversation happened during a too-close-for-comfort win over a Tennessee Titans team that won just three games all year and was marred by silly mistakes from across the roster. If nothing else, the new Netflix show finally puts an exclamation mark on what had previously been a funny question mark around the team’s failed 2024 campaign.

I could be mistaken but wasn't Becton pretty much of a dick when he came for a visit?

More likely they draft another wide receiver in the firsts round in next year's draft. You know... more weapons for Joe.

Translation: "We talked abut his rookie year being a dumpster fire."

Found it... Post by Go a couple of pages back from May 26 "dont order those... you arent going to get that.. itll be a shrink wrap on a round bottle, none of the 3D stuff like it shows... same scam with a coffe mug since last year... 100% you wont be getting those like pictured." Just passing it along and just sayin'