CINCINNATI — Tee Higgins’ third touchdown grab of the night with 1:10 left in overtime lifted the Cincinnati Bengals 30-24 win over the Denver Broncos before a frenzied Paycor Stadium crowd. The win kept Cincinnati’s faint playoff hopes alive. Higgins finished with 11 catches for 131 yards while Joe Burrow completed 29-of-39 passes for 412 yards and three touchdowns, the eighth straight game with three touchdown passes and at least 250 yards passing. The Bengals survived a Cade York missed field goal from 32 yards in overtime and got another chance late in overtime. Trags and Skinny break it all down on the Jungle Roar Skinny Bengals postgame pod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Troy Taylor is an internationally renowned human performance leader, with extensive experience developing and leading world class, multi-disciplinary teams and working collaboratively to connect high level strategic insights to operational execution. Troy is currently the Senior Director, Performance Innovation at Tonal. Troy leads a department established to drive evidence-based fitness and human performance thought leadership into all aspects of Tonal’s curriculum and product development as well as to conduct, commission and collaborate on peer-reviewed research to advance human potential through resistance training

Fans of the Boston Celtics now find themselves in what is probably the dullest part of the NBA’s 2024-25 regular season. At present, the Celtics are on the outside looking in with regard to the 2024-25 NBA Cup knockout round in Las Vegas, with a slate of mostly uninspiring opponents coming at Boston at a fairly relaxed pace in terms of the frequency of games. With that lethargic pace depressing the league’s midseason news schedule a bit, we felt it a good moment to test the waters on Bluesky — the popular new Twitter/X alternative — on its ability to deliver a quality mailbag episode. And thanks to a bevy a great questions from our listeners, the site has more than delivered. We cover everything from potential trade targets, how Boston plays on the court, and how we feel about said NBA Cup to player development concerns, causes of player slumps, and some fun, less-serious inquiries as well. So tune and and hear what we cooked up for answers to this great mailbag episode courtesy of all of your excellent questions. Celtics Lab is brought to you by PrizePicks and GameTime. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the #BloodTime podcast, seasoned Cleveland broadcast news and sports figure Carmen Angelo, known for his role at #WTAM, joins Peter Cimoroni as a guest. Carmen openly shares his personal journey, tracing back to early struggles with alcohol and discussing his path to recovery, crediting the transformative power of #faith. The conversation delves into Carmen's profound influences, particularly his experience as a football player, highlighting how it catalyzed significant personal growth. Carmen draws parallels between sports training, like football and wrestling, and success in diverse fields, emphasizing the discipline acquired as a solid foundation for achievements. Episode Highlights: Carmen Angelo's candid discussion on overcoming alcoholism and the role of faith in his recovery. The transition for Carmen following the passing of Cleveland talk radio icon Mike Trivisonno. The impact of football legends like Jackie Ferguson during Carmen's time at St. Edward High School. Exploring why wrestlers excel in the corporate world, business, the military, and various disciplines. A heartfelt message from Carmen for the audience. Notable Quotes: "I had one rule to follow and that's don't drink today." – Carmen Angelo "It's the increments that build this massive success." – Peter Cimoroni "Wrestling is an intellectual sport; it's about position, leverage, and the mind game of your opponent." – Peter Cimoroni "Ego stands for ease and got out. When you have an ego, you think you're better than other people." – Carmen Angelo "True self-love is opposed to ego or arrogance, which stems from fear." – Peter Cimoroni "Yesterday's history, tomorrow's a mystery. Let's have fun today, let's go." – Carmen Angelo Connect with Peter Cimoroni: Palladium, LLC: https://www.linkedin.com/company/palladiumedge/ LinkedIn: #PeterCimoroni h