Herc11
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I guess we've taken the QB runs out of the game plan again. McDermott refuses to believe that it adds a spark to our offense and keeps the defense honest
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Just now, AlfaBill said:
That dude is the least of our worries. How many fans were saying shelf him until the playoffs anyway? I say let him get his reps and be ready for the stretch and playoffs.
He absolutely needs to get his reps in so he can hopefully start to regain form in December
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Dodson ran straight into the blockers instead of hitting the gap. He needs to be on the bench
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How the hell did Dodson miss that tackle
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That was the dumbest, slowest return. He ran that like he was trying to get a yard for a 1st down
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They just showed Josh warming up, taking snaps.
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Just now, Breakout Squad said:
Bengals crowd is gonna be crazy tonight. I’m hoping there’s no false starts.
Hoping we don't have a slow start like they've been doing. Gotta start hot and quiet that crowd.
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McDermott better start Douglas. I dont wanna here crap about learning. If Dobbs can come in and lead the Vikings to a win at the damn QB position, then there isn't a reason Douglas can't play.
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19 minutes ago, Beck Water said:
Great question of course is whether or not Rasul Douglas is active this week.
Rasul and the other two better be active and play. I don't care about terminology, these guys are vets. Let their instincts fill in the gaps. This isn't a game to be coaching timid.
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5 hours ago, Caesar said:
Ok, which one of you guys is this gentleman? Even as a Bengals fan I had to watch the entire song, he is really good.
I actually find his schtick kind of annoying. I think he tries way to hard, but hey he's having fun doing what he does
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1 hour ago, Big Turk said:
LMAO! If he thinks this is bad just wait...
Gat dang that dude has some tree trunks for legs
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3 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Penalties comes from a box upstairs from cameras at several different angles.
The on field officials control the flow of the game.
Is this the only way to really eliminate human error judgement? Bad vision angles and being in the middle of the speed of the game makes it difficult. I've done it at the HS level and I can understand why these guys make mistakes....its tougher than you think and the NFL players move much faster. There is so much more to look at and try to focus on than what the TV broadcast view shows.
Still, the officiating isn't good in the NFL. What would be your suggestions?
Two things here. The NFL already picks and chooses when New York wants to chime in and correct penalties. It's absurd how they do it, there's no rhyme or reason to when or if they do it. Second, I think something like this on every game would lead to an over-correction. There's penalties on almost every play and if there were people who's job it was to focus on penalties with video of several angles, the game flow would be beyond terrible.
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16 hours ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:
This guy punted 3x at midfield in the 4th quarter
But, but, but he tried baiting them to jump every time. You know, the bait to jump off sides that we always do and everyone knows that's what we're trying to do.
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For all the sheit Dorsey gets, he gets a game ball tonight. He called an excellent game know diggs was going to be a focal point of the Bucs.
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💯 grounding
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2 minutes ago, Mikie2times said:5 minutes ago, Mikie2times said:
While simultaneously shrinking the amount of possessions we get on offense. IF we consider Henry I don't expect we will use him in this way. It would be as a result of the concerns we had when we went with 12 personal, namely no intermediate or short weapons.
Even if it's not, the respect defense will have to give to the run will open the passing game up.
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Beane and McDermott know our defense has multiple holes with all the injuries.
Getting a back like Henry could allow for a change to a ball control offense thats goal is to keep the defense off the field as much as possible. In a sense, you'd be fixing the defense with one move on offense rather than multiple moves on defense. Think about it, what's easier? Trade for an absolute beast of a RB or a starting CB, LBer, and DT?
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18 hours ago, FrenchConnection said:
Teams trade for other teams' draft busts all the time, thinking they can turn them around. It hasn't been that long and they still have their draft grades on him.
That's how we ended up with Jerry Hughes
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1 hour ago, Einstein said:
The rich get richer.
Or don't settle with what they have
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13 minutes ago, GreggTX said:
We had already given up on him and look at him now. Former Bill, Zach Moss is 2nd in the NFL in rushing and just behind McCaffrey at #1. Whoda thunk it? Congrats Zach. Looks like you get the last laugh.
He's also running behind the o-line that helped block for the league leader in rushing last season. Taylor is good, but he didn't do it by himself
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2 minutes ago, gjv said:
Whether you realize it or not, you have made my point.
Comprehension sure is a challenge for you, huh?
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4 minutes ago, gjv said:
I don't think so. Allow me to suggest you read "Language in Thought and Action" by Hayakawa.
The thread subject literally is about taking away Josh's running. It's quite obvious my comment was about Josh and not the entire offense.
I'll leave you to your book since it seems like you may need to read up a little more.
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3 hours ago, gjv said:
I wouldn't call the play of Knox, Davis, and missing 5 starters on defense a Ferrari.
My statement went over your head. The Ferrari is Josh.
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Bills @ Benglas Game Thread - 1st half
in The Stadium Wall
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Rapp with the whiff of a life time on the slowest offensive players on the Bengals besides the o-line