Charlie Goldsmith

But apparently it is.

And I saw he talked to Charlie Goldsmith about how disappointed he was in this season.

He did nothing to improve his factor.

He went out there and had the same game plan each and every start.

And in the same way, I'll relate to you that Rufus said, hello, I had breakfast with Rufus this morning.

And our final thought is I can't sleep on airplanes, but Charlie Goldsmith can sleep on airplanes and enjoyed quite the slumber from Cincinnati to Hartsfield Jackson in Atlanta.

So sleeping on a, sleeping on a plane is no big deal for you.

Um, Today it wasn't.

[funky music] All right, welcome in to the latest edition of the Re-Watch Reaction show.

Paul Dehner Jr., Charlie Goldsmith here at the, uh, in the press box at Paycor Stadium, coming to you after we have gone through some of our days of interviews.

We talked to Al Golden and, uh, Zach Taylor, some players.

A lot of stuff coming out.

Um, of course, he's got a, a great background and a really, really good, um, story to bring in in terms of the impact on this particular defense.

But great stuff coming your way from him when we hop into the Coach's Office.

But first, Charlie, where'd you start?

I started with third and longs, Bengals defense against, uh, against the Texans offense.

Because if it is, the Bengals are going to be really, really good.

Yeah, Charlie Goldsmith mentioned it earlier this week when he joined us.

It's rare that an opportunity sets up like this, where you look good in Week 1 against Tampa.

Then you go play the defense everyone's been talking about all offseason in Week 2.

It was, I think he meant that as a defiant, confident statement that unless I'm having surgery, I'm playing.

But you, you mentioned for a guy that's had as many surgeries as he has, he mentions that word.

And I'm sure that sent shivers through a lot of the fan base.

No cursing in the press conference,

We will offer a few more opinions on Burrow and his injury history in general here, but also we want to talk a little bit about the next step for this offense.

We talked to Dan Pitcher today and, of course, Burrow and Zach Taylor, and we just kind of have a few more thoughts on where that's going next.

We'll have your ShareFax Credit Union poll question on the other guys.

I think I've got a good one here, and I think I can see we might finally get a good split in the answers for everybody.

For sure.

We're gonna hear from Charlie Goldsmith on this in just a second, on, on what Ja'Marr does to opposing defenses.

But I love that they still closed it out.

I think that that...

It starts with Ja'Marr and T.

It certainly doesn't end there.

Charlie Goldsmith joined us yesterday and mentioned the, the gravity, the pull, the impact Ja'Marr Chase has even when he's not making plays with the ball

ballI'd feel much differently about the whole Jamar stat line if they were in the 20s or something, or in the teens.

Coming up in 10 minutes, it's time for Contepelle's Countdown.

We'll be joined by Charlie Goldsmith next hour as well to talk all things Bengals and Reds.

But...

Well, let's talk a little Ellie De La Cruz.

I'm James Erpine.

Alongside Marissa Contepelle and Jacob Tissot, we are your morning sports show Cincinnati.

And coming up at 10, we will be joined live by Charlie Goldsmith right here in studio.

But it is time for Contepelle's Countdown.

We are excited to be back.

We're back, Charlie.

We did it.

We have made it all the way back, and we have some film to dive into.

We'll talk a little bit about Barrett Carter, Demetrius Knight, w- of course their, their combo as part of the defensive score yesterday, some...

A lot of different things to talk about under one of the most interesting groups to dissect over the course of the off-season, and certainly yesterday, so excited to have Mike into the coach's office, presented by RNA Marketing, still, uh, bringing that to you this year.

Um, but as we always do, we're gonna go with where'd you start, Charlie?

[smacks lips] I started, how did I label this in my notebook? "97 impact" was what I wrote and underlined, and then, I mean, I'll just show the page.