Chatterbox Bengals: A Cincinnati Bengals NFL Podcast
Chatterbox Bengals is your ultimate destination for year-round Cincinnati Bengals coverage! Join hosts Stone Shields, Reid Maus, Craig Sandlin, and others for passionate, fan-driven analysis and 24/7 team insights. From in-depth breakdowns to lively discussions, we deliver the Bengals content you crave. Catch our full-game live streams during the regular season on YouTube at Chatterbox Sports, and stay connected with the Who Dey nation all year long!
Episodes
Reid Maus and Stone Shields break down one of the biggest offseason questions facing the Bengals: should Cincinnati extend Chase Brown as he heads into the final year of his rookie contract?
Coming off the best stretch of his season, the duo discusses how important Chase Brown has become to the offense alongside Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins — and how his all-purpose production stacks up historically within the franchi...
Stone Shields discusses the biggest talking point surrounding the Bengals: Joe Burrow playing in the season finale against the Cleveland Browns. With Zac Taylor confirming Burrow and the starters will go, Stone breaks down why he strongly supported Burrow’s return once healthy — building momentum, reinforcing team identity, and reminding the locker room what this offense looks like at full strength with Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Tee H...
Stone Shields recaps the Cincinnati Bengals’ 37-14 win over the Arizona Cardinals, their second straight victory by 20+ points — something Cincinnati hasn’t done since 2021. Stone breaks down how Joe Burrow’s return has the offense humming, from methodical, clock-chewing opening drives to explosive playmaking from Ja’Marr Chase, Chase Brown, and a re-emerging Andrei Iosivas.
Stone also pumps the brakes on the defensive “turnaround,...
Bengals once again DOMINATE a meaningless game... but at least it was fun. Ja'Marr Chase gets in the endzone twice. Craig Sandlin and Reid Maus break down the game and what it means for the Bengals' season.
The Cincinnati Bengals get their fifth win of the season, as they dominate the Dolphins. Fueled by turnovers, Joe Burrow and Chase Brown. Craig Sandlin, Casey McCollister and Reid Maus on the POD.
In this podcast, we react to and break down everything Joe Burrow and Zac Taylor had to say during their press conferences yesterday. From Burrow’s mindset and leadership to Taylor’s comments on team direction, accountability, and expectations, we cover the biggest takeaways that matter most for the Cincinnati Bengals moving forward.
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Stone Shields breaks down another crazy week for the Cincinnati Bengals, starting with breaking news out of Miami as the Dolphins bench Tua Tagovailoa and hand the start to rookie Quinn Ewers—a move that could significantly impact Cincinnati’s chances on Sunday. Stone explains why this matchup presents a real opportunity for the Bengals, how Miami’s offensive identity has shifted, and what it means for a struggling Cincinnati defen...
Are Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin really likely to return in 2026? In this video, we break down the latest Cincinnati Bengals outlook, ownership tendencies, and organizational stability that point toward Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin remaining in charge beyond the 2025 season. With Joe Burrow as the franchise cornerstone, the Bengals value continuity, and history suggests major changes don’t come easily in Cincinnati.
We analyze why Zac Ta...
In today’s video, we dive deep into Zac Taylor’s status as the head coach of the Cincinnati Bengals and what his long-term future could look like as the franchise prepares for another pivotal offseason. After a roller-coaster year filled with high expectations, tough injuries, and major adjustments, Bengals fans are asking the big question: Is Zac Taylor still the right leader for this team moving forward?
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Stone Shields dives deep into the growing conversation surrounding Joe Burrow following his postgame comments and recent press conferences, breaking down why the reaction from Bengals fans and the national media has been so intense. Stone examines the noticeable shift in Burrow’s tone since returning from injury, the emotional moments at the podium, and why this latest press conference sparked panic about the long-term future of th...
Stone Shields takes a deep dive into the Bengals’ loss to the Buffalo Bills — and specifically why Cincinnati’s defense couldn’t deliver in the biggest moments. While Joe Burrow’s two late interceptions will dominate the box score, Stone explains why the game truly swung on a handful of defensive breakdowns that occurred long before the fourth quarter.
Stone walks through five critical plays — including multiple 4th-down conversion...
Reid Maus and Craig Sandlin discuss the news that the Bengals are waiving Jermaine Burton. While they're live, news breaks that Trey Hendrickson is out for the year.
On this episode of Chatterbox Bengals, live from Smoke Justice in Covington, Kentucky, hosts Reid Maus and Casey McCollister break down a brutal Bengals collapse in Buffalo that felt about as “Cincinnati” as it gets.
Reid and Casey walk through how the Bengals controlled most of the game behind a nearly flawless Joe Burrow…until everything flipped in two snaps: a corner blitz that turned into a devastating pick-six, followed immedi...
On today’s episode, Stone Shields dives deep into Sunday’s massive Bengals–Bills matchup in Buffalo — a game that could reshape the AFC playoff picture.
Stone breaks down why the current line makes no sense, why he believes Cincinnati should be closer to a three-point underdog at most, and why he’s confident the Bengals can walk into Orchard Park and win outright. He looks at the health advantage swinging Cincinnati’s way, includin...
On today’s episode, we zero in on one name dominating Bengals draft conversations: Caleb Downs. We break down why the Ohio State star safety is quickly becoming the most coveted defensive prospect for Cincinnati and why his skill set perfectly matches the Bengals’ biggest needs heading into 2025.
We take a deep look at his elite instincts, physicality, versatility, and rare ability to both quarterback a defense and erase mistakes o...
On today’s episode, the guys dive into a passionate, unfiltered conversation about the state of the Cincinnati Bengals — and whether fans should believe the team’s late-season surge is real or just another dose of “Kool-Aid.” The show opens with a wild history lesson on the origins of the phrase “don’t drink the Kool-Aid,” before shifting into a raw, honest breakdown of the Bengals’ roller-coaster season.
With Joe Burrow back and t...
Charlie Goldsmith joined The Stone Shields Show on Thursday.. Charlie shares insight on Trey Hendrickson’s complicated injury situation, why his week-to-week status has created uncertainty, and whether he may have played his final snap in Cincinnati. He breaks down how the Bengals’ defense has evolved under Al Golden, including new blitz packages, creative third-down personnel wrinkles, and growth from young players like Joseph Oss...
Stone Shields breaks down the latest in the Trey Hendrickson saga — a story that has taken over Bengals conversations for weeks. With Hendrickson now 37 days removed from his last snap and continually listed as “doubtful,” Stone digs into why the star pass rusher hasn’t returned, why the Bengals chose not to place him on IR, and how his absence has impacted Cincinnati’s defensive rotation.
Stone explores the growing frustration ins...
Wayne Box Miller of the Cincinnati Bengals Radio Network joins The Stone Shields Show for an in-depth breakdown of the latest Cincinnati Bengals storylines. Miller shares high praise for Joe Burrow’s impact since returning, gives valuable insight on Trey Hendrickson’s standout play, and dives into what’s next for the Bengals as they push through the season. A must-listen for Bengals fans looking for expert analysis, insider perspec...
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