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Bengals Booth Podcast: Stories about Anthony Muñoz, Cris Collinsworth, Ken Anderson, Bob Trumpy and more - Bengals.com

It's the "Good Old Days" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as Dan Hoard plays "10 Teammates in a Hat" with his broadcast partner Dave Lapham. Enjoy great stories about Anthony Muñoz, Cris Collinsworth, Ken Anderson, Bob Trumpy and more.

Podcast highlights include:

  • 3:15 - Interview with Lapham begins first sharing a story about kicker Jim Breech and why Breech was one of the best basketball players he ever encountered.
  • 9:06 - Lapham's talked about how deceptive and tough Collinsworth was as an outside receiver.
  • 14:29 - Lapham then dished on Anderson, his former roommate on the road, and why no other quarterback in that era was more accurate with the deep pass.
  • 23:10 - Why Trumpy was ahead of his time as a field stretching tight end back in the 70s.
  • 25:37 - Lapham talks about why Muñoz was the greatest athlete he'd ever seen in his life and why Munoz is an even better person than athlete.

For all of the Bengals Booth Podcasts, visit Bengals.com/podcasts. Fans can also download the Bengals Booth Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever podcasts are available.

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