
Mo Egger talks Cincinnati sports every weekday afternoon on ESPN1530.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2061 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

The Bengals lost to the Jags. Joe Burrow turned the ball over some more and continued to fuel his growing list of critics. The running game is non-existent. Tight ends continue to kill the Bengals, who are still bad at tackling.
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Joe Burrow fuels the skeptics. A Jacksonville Jaguar should be suspended. Plus, UC's offense dries up in the desert, Kentucky comes back, and my Heisman vote is likely sealed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Revisiting two plays that killed yesterday's vibe. Were we All wrong about a piece of the Bengals offense? And will the Bengals ever be able to cover tight ends?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Bengals lose. Joe throws some awesome passes. Joe also turns it over too much. Both things are true. Plus, why can't the Bengals run the ball? And, week 4 in the AFC North.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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No one understands Cincinnati sports like Mo. just a joy to listen to!
So Dehner says it would’ve taken $40m to sign Chase last year. But reports are that the only disagreement last year was guaranteed money. So is Dehner confirming that the Bengals had a $40m offer on the table? Inquiring minds want to know!
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The show delivers fast-paced Cincinnati sports commentary with a strong focus on local teams, live game analysis, and timely camp updates. Episodes frequently weave in cross-sport coverage, feature on-site guests, and promotional segments for local events, creating a multi-topic, community-centered sports program. A notable edge is the integration of documentary-level conversations and business-side discussions (ownership, trades, and media promotions) alongside traditional game analysis, which can appeal to listeners who want both in-depth sports insight and local media storytelling.
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Recent guests on Mo Egger include:
1. Zach Taylor
2. Shil Kapadia
3. Barry Larkin
4. Sheil Kapadia
5. Bill Koch
6. Dan Clasgens
7. Scott Reynolds
8. Tyler Conley
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