TheBrownBear

He ain't Rivers. Josh has played great for most part in postseason. The big worry is that McDermott is Marty Schottenheimer.

Must get at least 3 here before the half. Have to have it right now.

That is so huge. HUGE

What a throw and catch. These guys are good.

This feels exactly like all of our games vs Brady/Pats during drought. Outcoached, outsmarted, outplayed. Feels pretty hopeless right now.

WTF, kind of defense is that? Frazier sucks ass, man.

We have zero chance if we don't force turnovers. Burrow is damn good

See Miami last week (34-24). Doing it again right now.

Our D always seems to wilt after a big TD from our O.

If they go right through us again, I hope Josh gives Leslie a firm kick to the crotch

Josh getting nasty! That's what we need

Scaffold is getting manhandled

Well, that was a lovely quarter

Burrow and Mahomes have left Josh in the dust.

How the F does this team come out with zero juice and intensity??? It's an embarrassment and really makes me question the leadership of McDermott. Josh too. He isn't the same player he was last year and early this season.

Game over. Bengals coaching staff running circles around the bumbling Bills.

Are there DB coach openings?

All of the warning signs were there for 12 weeks

I said in another thread I was afraid this was coming. Bengals are cocky and loose. We are the exact opposite.

Terrible against good QBs

So, we are just gonna get our ass kicked today?

Jesus. Hot knife meets butter.

Let's F'ing go!!!

I'm trying not to think this way, but my gut is telling me this is the case, and then I'm getting really bummed thinking about where we go from there, stuck behind the Chiefs AND Bengals. We need to come out fast and focused tomorrow. No more sloppiness. We should win if we play a clean game. It's all right there in front of us. Now, what are we made of? Tomorrow feels like a potentially era defining game.

Yeah, not sure what happened there between Brown and Josh - maybe a miscommunication, maybe just a bad ball from Josh. I've watched the play a bunch and Josh throws it to Brown because the safety jumps the flood concept to Knox. He had better options in the flat, but Josh did have one on one with Brown and he was probably emboldened by the success he had earlier in the game and going back to week 18 with the long ball. An interception at the goal line wouldn't have been the worst thing in the world if we had just tackled the guy instead of letting him jog free for 60 yards. But yeah, I'm comfortable pinning that one on Josh.