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Talkin’ Football with the father of Joe Burrow; Bengals & Reds Analysis
Over the past week, I was kindly joined once again by Jim Burrow, father of Cincinnati Bengals Quarterback, Joe Burrow. Jim Burrow was a former defensive back in the Canadian Football League and the National Football League. He previously coached at Washington State, Iowa State, Nebraska, North Dakota State and Ohio University. As we all know, the Burrow family is a massive part of the Athens and now, Cincinnati, community. Matt’s Take has been blessed to continue our annual interview and I appreciate the Burrow family for taking the time to speak with me each year. Looking for an inside on Joe Burrow’s off-season? Well, other than Joe himself, who else would be better to interview other than his father? Let’s dive into our Q&A:
Look: Cincinnati Bengals Announce Jersey Schedule for Entire 2024 Regular Season
CINCINNATI — The Bengals announced their jersey schedule for the entire 2024 season. We know they'll wear all orange in the regular season opener against the Patriots on Sept. 8. Check out the complete jersey schedule below:. For more on the Bengals, subscribe to our YouTube Channel and watch...
Bengals 53-man roster projection entering final week of preseason
The Cincinnati Bengals are two-thirds of the way through the preseason, and the 53-man roster is coming into sharp focus. While the Bengals were dominated on the scoreboard by the Bears in Chicago on Saturday, to the tune of 27-3, there were some highlights from players looking to make the team.
Jessica Pegula achieves rare American feat with Cincy final appearance and she could eclipse Serena Williams
Jessica Pegula has become only the third American woman to notch up a rare Canadian Open-Cincinnati Open achievement after beating Paula Badosa in the semi-final of Cincy event. Just days after becoming only the seventh woman to successfully defend her Canadian Open title in the Open Era, Pegula has taken...
Olivia Lawson, Maria Galley Pick Up BIG EAST Weekly Awards
NEW YORK - After helping Xavier women's soccer to a 2-0 opening weekend, a pair of Musketeers, Olivia Lawson and Maria Galley, picked up BIG EAST Weekly Awards from the league office. Lawson earned BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week honors, while Galley was named the BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week after the Musketeers picked up wins over Milwaukee and Michigan.
Bengals snap count takeaways from preseason game vs. Bears
The Cincinnati Bengals revealed much about the team through usage of players during the second preseason game. That game against the Bears saw some notable snap counts, so a quick look at takeaways from those:. Rookie Matt Lee and Nate Gilliam played 100 percent of snaps as the team retooled...
One undrafted rookie is looking like a roster lock for the Bengals
Making an NFL roster as an undrafted rookie is extremely difficult, but that's exactly what Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Maema Njongmeta is trying to do, and so far it looks like he might be successful. Maema Njongmeta continues to impress in preseason play. Njongmeta didn't get selected in the 2024 NFL...
George 'Bud' Acus, longtime Sycamore High School football coach and educator, has died
A longtime Sycamore Community Schools educator and football coach has died. George "Bud" Acus is remembered for leading some of the most successful Sycamore High School football teams while coaching the team in the 1950s and '60s, according to the district. He also taught for decades at the high school and served as...
Tennis News: Coco Gauff, Carlos Alcaraz and Gael Monfils
Coco Gauff is not doing well. She has struggled over the last several tournaments in a way she hasn't in over a year. The issues have come at events that she won last year, though, so she should have expected to play well again at the Cincinnati Open, Canadian Open, and, hopefully, the US Open. In the first two, she was bounced out before the quarterfinals.
Supporters of Issue 1 sue over Ohio Ballot Board's wording of redistricting issue
Backers of an Ohio redistricting measure to strip politicians of mapmaking power sued over GOP-approved ballot language that the campaign says deceives voters. After a heated Ohio Ballot Board meeting Friday, the Citizens Not Politicians campaign filed a legal challenge with the Ohio Supreme Court on Monday. The ballot language for the...
Cost, mental health care among concerns about Ohio assisted living facilities
A study from the Ohio Department of Aging predicted that by 2040, Ohioans, ages 60 and older, will make up a quarter of Ohio’s total population, and this group is expected to grow by over 30% in the next six years. That’s why the agency made a stop in...
Northeast Ohio Tuesday forecast: Cooler weather conditions continue
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Highs tomorrow will top out in the upper 60s for much of the area. The National Weather Service’s forecast for Tuesday calls for light-to-moderate breezes during the day and highs topping out around 68. Winds will calm a bit later in the evening with overnight lows dipping into the 50s. Wednesday will see more sunshine and highs in the low 70s.
Ohio unemployment rises again; economists see positive signs
(The Center Square) – Ohio’s unemployment rate rose in July for the fifth consecutive month. According to recent figures released by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, the state’s jobless rate increased to 4.5% in July, up 0.1% from June, but economists see promising signs. First, the labor force participation rate jumped from 62.1% to 62.3%, showing more Ohioans are looking for jobs but cannot find them. ...
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