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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and head coach Zac Taylor got into it a little bit on the sidelines during last Sunday’s win over the Tennessee Titans.

Plenty on the internet have already done some fantastic lip-reading on the topic, which includes plenty of F-bombs from Burrow as he converses with Taylor.

Asked about the situation a day later, Bengals offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher said fans saw what they saw, but that it isn’t all that uncommon on the sidelines.

“It definitely happens more than what is perceived by the public,” Pitcher said, according to CLNS Media’s Mike Petraglia. “I mean, he and I have gotten into it a couple times. You know, the camera probably wouldn’t have been on us because I’m not the head coach. That’s kind of – it’s just intense competitors, Joe probably being the most intense competitor I’ve ever been around, and it happens, man. They probably happen more than what gets reported on.”

So there’s one perspective on the ordeal from somebody inside the organization, at least.

Right now, it’s hard to imagine fans disagree with Burrow’s stance on what has been an overall “embarrassing” season for the team. That includes the win in Tennessee, where the Bengals forced six turnovers, yet only won by 10 points over a three-win team.

Germaine Pratt — you know, it was really all those guys, but with Germaine (making that interception), I thought it was very fitting because he’s been a guy that’s been all about taking the ball away all season. He got the one earlier in the season against Minnesota, and he’s done it multiple times. He’s always a guy that when we watch the tape, he’s trying to punch the ball out, rake it out, whatever he’s got to do. So for him to get the pick on the last play of the game, it’s really just fitting of what he’s been all about. He finished it off for us the right way.”