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On the latest episode of "Bleav in Bengals," Solomon Wilcots addresses the media discourse surrounding Tee Higgins. He welcomes wide receiver coach Troy Walters, who provides an update on his recent conversations with Tee Higgins. Coach Walters shares invaluable insights into the dynamics of the wide receiver room, discusses the rookies' development of rookies both on and off the field, and the importance of building chemistry with quarterback Joe Burrow.

Solomon Wilcots is joined by Bengals offensive line coach Frank Pollack to discuss the rebuilt o-line and how important that is to Joe Burrow and the Bengals offense. 

Solomon Wilcots talks about Joe Burrow's health now that the star QB is back to on-field drills. Wilcots debates how Burrow can ensure his body can take the brunt of the ever expanding NFL regular season.
Bengals DL Coach Marion Hobby joins Solomon WIlcots to talk about the Bengals offseason workouts and how the defense will look in 2024. Hobby talks about his excitement to work with newly drafted DT Kris Jenkins.

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Solomon Wilcots recaps the 2024 NFL Draft and the Bengals' selections. He is joined by PFF Analyst John Kosko as the two breakdown how the new draft class can help the Bengals this year.

Lindsay Rhodes and Solomon Wilcots analyze the potential moves that the Cincinnati Bengals could make. They make a strong case for why Tee Higgins should stay with the Bengals, given the excellent chemistry he has with Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. They also discuss the possibility of Duke Tobin trading Tee and what it would take to make that happen. With the Bengals having 10 draft picks, they discuss strategy and identify players who could make a major impact.

Solomon Wilcots takes you through the areas where the Cincinnati Bengals have improved the most this offseason. He will be joined by former Bengals cornerback, Eric Thomas, who will make a case for why the Bengals need a cornerback. Together, they will draw comparisons between Lou Anarumo and Dick LeBeau.