Motorin'

There was no way on earth he could have stopped himself from rolling. Reminds me of this:

Are you betting on that? Another 3 dollars 😂 Elam held up pretty well against Hill and Waddle. I'm not suggesting we play man all game. I just see offenses having the most success against our D when they play zone without ever getting their eyes on the receiver running through their zone.

I wonder if Cinci is going to stick with the 2 high shell after watching the sometimes success plays the Dolphins had with Cover-0 and Cover-1 blitzes? I think they will. Much like the Bills they're a base nickel D. Even against our jumbo package with Bobby Hart. I'd love to see us commit to a balanced rushing attack against their light box. The more we stick to the run, the better play action will work. On D, we need to effect Burrow. With their depleted Online can we get consistent pressure with 4? Would love mix in Milano / Edmunds blitzes, Taron off the edge. Lots of simulated pressure. But I hate it when we blitz and half of our players drop into soft zones with eyes on the QB and never look at the recievers. I'd like to see more zone matching coverage than 3 guys covering empty blades of grass with no receivers within 20 yards of them... And I really hope we see a lot of Elam matched up against either Chase or Higgins. Let Elam cover!

CBS's broadcast cameras aren't even 4k.

No it's not. The logic that the Bills v Chiefs game is at a neutral site is because they played a different amount of games and have the same number of loses. The Bills and Bengals played the same # of games and the Bengals have more loses.

Aikmen saying it was a non contact knee injury while they show the replay of him getting closed lined in the neck was absurd.

Or constipated?

Four straight 3 & outs to start the game.

I wish there was a way for teams to be penalized negative points, and if both teams finish negative they both lose. Cause both these teams deserve to lose.

And still, he was consistently being folded in half and pushed into Burrows lap. I don't know if Jackson Carmen in any good in pass pro, but he can't be weaker against bull rushes.

Yeah, just read the rule. Or does clarify things a bit. To complete the catch he has to make a "move common to the game." Which I don't think he does. Though the rule says taking a 3rd step counts as a move common to the game, they've ruled no catch this year after 4 steps and then the ball moves when they go to the ground... So assuming the catch wasn't completed, by rule he doesn't have to get two feet down again after a loss of control. It's no catch if he's touching out of bounds when he re-establishes control. But if he's touching in bounds when he re-establishes control it's a catch after he survives the ground. It's much closer to a catch than I thought, there would have to be a camera angle showing part of his foot touching out of bounds when we re-establishes control.

Cause he lost control of the ball before completing the catch.

He did gain control, but never got two feet down after he lost control.

Check out the 2nd biggest play of the game. Here we have 3rd & 9 from midfield. This completion would move the chains, and the Bengals would go on to score their last offensive points of the game and make it 17-10. Except it wasn't a catch. Chase gets two feet down before the cb dislodges control. By the time he regains control his second foot lands out of bounds. Would they have gone for it 4th & 9 from midfield?

Fire Jauron!

Just how they drew it up.

The Bengals do not appear to be a juggernaut.

Yeah, that should have been 3 straight runs with Edwards.

That wasn't a catch back on the 3rd and 9. The cb hit the ball, Chase bobbled and when he retained possession he was out of bounds.

This is the opposite of the Bills game. The Bills and Fins averaged almost 8 possessions each per half. This game is going to see 3 possessions each in the first half.

JERRY JERRY JERRY!

And the guy he threw it to was wide open... Don't hate that TO.

Why would we run up in the 4th quarter? It's not like we have two RB's averaging almost 6 yards per carry.

Watch on your phone!

That took 3 hours and 6 minutes to play 3 quarters. That's almost the average amount of time it take to play a whole game.