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Giving up on the pass play with under 3 minutes is stupid. Lol Play calls...cmon

This Bengals team is a very good to elite offense. The throws Burroughs is making are perfect and his reads are solid. His windows are tight and he's hitting his reads. The only thing we are struggling with is pressure and that's because the line of scrimmage is slippery.

That wasn't a catch by the view before commerical. That ball was coming out.

The bills offense is doing far better than the Bengals. We are gonna have a hard time due to TOP.

I hate mcdermott but our defense has been playing well

That's a bit of a BS pass interference. Smart throw by Burrough to draw it. The Bengals are really draining the clock.

Our defense isn't playing bad honestly. The conditions are just helping the offenses because there's somewhat momentum

Burrough is putting the ball in tiny windows. We will intercept it soon

To my daughter who is 3... ""****, look at Josh throw a really good touchdown " Her " wow, I can't do that"

Coleman just doesn't know how to play in the system

Coleman runs a crappy route

Josh low positive on the bench.

Our defense is gonna be the ones to carry some water the rest of the year. They've quietly been getting better.

Poyer is gonna be a walking injury in 10 years but holy hell that guy plays all out

2.5" to fall during the game? That's a lot, right? I told my wife that's a lot!

Simon, thank you for letting us know there will be weather in Buffalo today. Will there be weather tomorrow???

Anyone need a 🏴‍☠️ ?

That would be nice. But can Vandermark needs reps. I could see dion gone in 3 yrs.

Since I'm on the exercise bike and tormenting myself at a slow pace I have some time... In the experiences I had calling defensive sets the training I got was pretty interesting. This was HS but I've seen similar in the upper tiers. It was boiled down, parboiled down, then roasted. Basically, everything was grouped. We started the play call in the set we wanted, base, nickel, dime, heavy, etc... that was the given part If the lineup is 21 and the TE is in line with a WR offline wide it is 1/3 of the call, it all came down to how they came out of their huddle since we already knew the personnel. 11 personnel it would be a different call. Honestly I don't remember the terms as much as if it was a pass lineup like 11 we would move the monster back (varying version of nickel in the 3-4 we played) outside of my hip. If they shifted to bring the condensed package I'd move him inside. There wasn't a lot of changes for most of the field... So in the huddle we would call our base of the scheme with the personnel on the field. It'd be the call for the DL, the call for the safeties and if anything special for the CB's (we played man primarily), and then the variable part is once the offense took the formation. Something like "Push heavy, cover 2, nickel low." The DL push their assignment to the strong side, safeties split the field, nickel comes inside the box at the snap to cover the middle. The IL linebackers would read and react, and the OLBs played more of a DE roll. In this case the DE's had to know they didn't have outside help on the strong side from the nickel and can't lose contain since leverage is inside. At the line as an OLB that was basically a DE I had to call the inside guys where to lineup and who their read was - Mile keyed the up back, whoever our Jack was I told who he keyed. Those calls were based on who they put where as I said. They come out in 22 with a split on the line I'm keying the Mike (his name was Ray) on the upback in the backfield. He is to eat that lead blocker, shed him if he can, and either make the tackle or chase the QB. The Jack is to watch the weak side TE if he releases as the first read, check the screen, then crash the pocket to get the runner or attack the QB. I would call one of maybe 6 calls by the word - usually concepts that week based on the team we play. If we are playing the vikings it'd be stuff like "purple," "gold," "horn," etc. of course we had our basic own stuff and we had those after our own team the wildcats. So "cat," "black, " gold," etc were our norms. In all of this the first part was simple, that was coached in by the sideline in most cases. In hurry up we had to make the calls ourselves. The second part is where you better study the film, know the scouting report, and have your wits about you. You had more time than you'd realize to make that call. One of my most favorite annecdotes of this was my junior year. We blew out a team on Friday so starters didn't play a full 3 quarters. That meant that non seniors were eligible to play the JV game the next morning. Usually that was fun to do and just beat up on the freshman and sophomores. I begged to go play when I learned a few others were going to play, too. On Fridays I barely called the defense but I knew the reports well enough. The guy I would be playing for on Saturday morning was the guy who made the calls for the defense. I studied like hell and got to the game. I knew their entire playbook (JV games are super limited) and would call their plays out at the line. Our mike linebacker and nickel/monster were playing, too. They tried to run plays and we would shut them down. They'd like up and I'd call their play - "run left a-gap," "flanker post, check down to the TE." It was just fun as hell as we destroyed them simply knowing their plays as good as they did.

Yo... Dope. Clearly you don't realize I am trashing UNC because I like Duke

And it's not even close to over. I think Buckeyes pull a horseshoe out their butt. They get weird luck.

90s rap was full of men pretending to be gangsters and ladies men and pimps and such... But tupac, Diddy, and all of them were a $3 type of *****.

We are now -6.... That's a big damn line at 52.5-53