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The home for Charlie Goldsmith's breakdowns of the Reds and Bengals, game analysis, deep dives into the film and opinions on the moves they're making and the directions they're heading.

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  1. Film deep dive: What’s going on with the Bengals run defenseCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    The Cincinnati Bengals’ run defense is in a chess match against the offenses that the Bengals are facing, and it all revolves around Dexter Lawrence.

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  2. The magic behind the curtain on Ja’Marr Chase’s biceps catchCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    Everyone wants to see the deep ball to Ja’Marr Chase, but he can’t just teleport 45 yards down the field.

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  3. Boye Mafe looks like the real dealCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    MIAMI — This is what it looked like early on in 2020 and 2021 when Vonn Bell, DJ Reader, Trey Hendrickson, Mike Hilton and Chidobe Awuzie immediately showed that they were dynamic, smart, physical…

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  4. Dohnte Meyers keeps adding to his storyCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    Dohnte Meyers looks like he's on track to make his first NFL start this week against the Dolphins.

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  5. Bengals notebook: BJ Hill’s return, Amarius Mims’ appreciation of Lane Johnson and the WR depthCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    BJ Hill, who has been battling an Achillies injury that he says is the same thing that he dealt with last year, improved to a full participant in practice on Wednesday.

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  6. What the Bengals are figuring out at cornerbackCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    The Cincinnati Bengals’ depth chart is full of temporary moving pieces. It's a different story at cornerback.

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  7. The Bengals were one play away on a rollercoaster day at safetyCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    PJ Jules and Russ Yeast each used the same word to describe their first meaningful action at safety in a Cincinnati Bengals’ uniform. Decent.

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  8. The Bengals still look like a good team, but I have one pressing questionCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    The Jags beat the Bengals, 22-17.

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  9. Dexter Lawrence is living up to the hypeCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    Since DJ Turner is out on an “island” all the way out at cornerback, he doesn’t have a good view of the show that Dexter Lawrence is putting on on a snap-to-snap basis at defensive tackle.

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  10. Evan McPherson has made 20 straight field goals. Is it because of his socks?Charlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    Is Cincinnati Bengals kicker Evan McPherson superstitious?

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  11. Reds end of season debrief Part 3: Overhauling the pitching departmentCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    The Reds have parted ways with Derek Johnson

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  12. Reds end of season debrief Part 2: Nick Krall and Brad Meador on the outlook of the position player groupCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    Let’s use a .643 OPS as a benchmark for a below replacement-level player.

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  13. Reds end of season debrief Part 1: Phil Castellini on why the Reds are ‘sticking with (their) strategy’Charlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    Phil Castellini discussed a variety of topics on Thursday morning.

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  14. Mitchell Tinsley is back after a ‘three-week vacation to Houston’Charlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    Ten days ago, Mitchell Tinsley was up in a suite at Reliant Stadium in Houston.

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  15. The mystery box in the Bengals’ secondaryCharlie's Chalkboard Newsletter

    In the week that the Cincinnati Bengals face one of the best slot wide receivers in the NFL and one of the most detailed and efficient offenses in the league, they’ve lost their starting slot corner…

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