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Mixon hits the injury report
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He has a knee injury that must have occurred in yesterday's practice. Other than that the report still looks bad. With 4 linebackers hurt do we call up Chris Worley or Brandon Bell from the PS or do we play really really thin at that position. I guess we will know more tomorrow.

 

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If Malik Jefferson can't find the field while we are this depleted that is not a good endorsement of him as a pick.
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(11-15-2018, 04:16 PM)Au165 Wrote: If Malik Jefferson can't find the field while we are this depleted that is not a good endorsement of him as a pick.

The way things are going they might be playing Malik’s grandma at LB
 

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I think NFL rosters need expanded from 53 to at least 60 players.... this is getting ridiculous.
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(11-15-2018, 04:41 PM)Tomkat Wrote: I think NFL rosters need expanded from 53 to at least 60 players.... this is getting ridiculous.


I think there is discussion as that as a concession possibly for 18 games in the next CBA. When you add that many people it adds to the players cut of the profits which obviously has to be negotiated. 
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Great.
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(11-15-2018, 04:16 PM)Au165 Wrote: If Malik Jefferson can't find the field while we are this depleted that is not a good endorsement of him as a pick.

Not a good endorsement of the coaches, namely Haslett either.

Been waiting to see this guy with all these injuries but ole Vinny Rey is ahead of him.

To the OP, hope Mixon is alright, geez. Nervous
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Every season this happens to the Bengals - they get devastated by injuries. You don't see other teams constantly having whole position groups gutted by injury. Either our players are too soft and made of glass or we have the worst training and conditioning staff and program in professional sports.
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Am I the only one that thinks we would be better without Dre K in there?



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So LBs will be Evans, Nickerson, and Jefferson? In this case, Evans and Jefferson should be LBs in nickel.
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(11-15-2018, 05:08 PM)ochocincos Wrote: So LBs will be Evans, Nickerson, and Jefferson? In this case, Evans and Jefferson should be LBs in nickel.

Or they play 3 safeties like they did last week against the Saints.
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(11-15-2018, 05:16 PM)Synric Wrote: Or they play 3 safeties like they did last week against the Saints.

There's still one LB going out there. Last week it was Evans. Should Jefferson start getting some reps instead of Evans?
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(11-15-2018, 05:04 PM)Joelist Wrote: Every season this happens to the Bengals - they get devastated by injuries. You don't see other teams constantly having whole position groups gutted by injury. Either our players are too soft and made of glass or we have the worst training and conditioning staff and program in professional sports.

It happens to other teams every season we just pay attention to the Bengals. This year we've had 5 ACL/knee + the short term knee injuries to Gio and Mixon that's unusually high. This season Atlanta has been devastated in the DB group.  Washington has 13 players on IR which doesn't include those niggling injuries.  NE also has 13 on IR including projected regulars Hill and Burkhead plus 3 WRs.  Baltimore is beat up on the OL.  Its the nature of the game.  
 

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Safe to say injuries have derailed this season. Not much that can be done about it.
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(11-15-2018, 05:05 PM)HarleyDog Wrote: Am I the only one that thinks we would be better without Dre K in there?

Most likely; given that Dennard is also out. 
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(11-15-2018, 05:37 PM)pally Wrote: It happens to other teams every season we just pay attention to the Bengals. This year we've had 5 ACL/knee + the short term knee injuries to Gio and Mixon  that's unusually high. This season Atlanta has been devastated in the DB group.  Washington has 13 players on IR which doesn't include those niggling injuries.  NE also has 13 on IR including projected regulars Hill and Burkhead plus 3 WRs.  Baltimore is beat up on the OL.  Its the nature of the game.  

For some teams they just move on, find capable replacements and work around the weak spots, and for other teams it's another excuse to fail miserably. At this point I haven't heard Marvin using it as an excuse, which is good, but the also hasn't responded nearly as well as NE has. Washington is also playing decent ball.
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(11-15-2018, 04:41 PM)Tomkat Wrote: I think NFL rosters need expanded from 53 to at least 60 players.... this is getting ridiculous.
You are correct sir ..

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Why do we get pumped to see what the WR bench can do but not extend the optimism to the RB room?
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(11-15-2018, 05:04 PM)Joelist Wrote: Every season this happens to the Bengals - they get devastated by injuries. You don't see other teams constantly having whole position groups gutted by injury. Either our players are too soft and made of glass or we have the worst training and conditioning staff and program in professional sports.

 It doesn't help they are in the middle of the city breathing smog everyday in shit weather.  The team needs a bubble ffs

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(11-15-2018, 05:04 PM)Joelist Wrote: Every season this happens to the Bengals - they get devastated by injuries. You don't see other teams constantly having whole position groups gutted by injury. Either our players are too soft and made of glass or we have the worst training and conditioning staff and program in professional sports.

Exactly,I was just thinking the same thing.This is almost weird.They consistantly do this.Sure,every team has some injuries,but the Bengals take it to a new whole new level.
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