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Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - Bengalholic - 03-14-2017
I don't see the plan but guess that's not my role to either.
— Carlos Dunlap (@Carlos_Dunlap) March 14, 2017
RE: Carlos Dunlap doesn't understand "the plan' either - Housh - 03-14-2017
lol haven't improved either line
And we've gotten worse basically everywhere
How we keep getting guys to sign extensions is beyond me
RE: Carlos Dunlap doesn't see 'the plan' either - yellowxdiscipline - 03-14-2017
(03-14-2017, 07:39 PM)Bengalholic Wrote:I don't see the plan but guess that's not my role to either.
— Carlos Dunlap (@Carlos_Dunlap) March 14, 2017
Browns plan isnt going to work. When you value comp picks over viable talent that's you've seen on the field, then you're doing it wrong.
RE: Carlos Dunlap doesn't see 'the plan' either - bengalfan74 - 03-14-2017
(03-14-2017, 07:39 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: It's not just the fans who are scratching their heads...
I don't see the plan but guess that's not my role to either.
— Carlos Dunlap (@Carlos_Dunlap) March 14, 2017
I feel ya Carlos,
As bad as I hate to say this (in a way) there's a large part of me that would feel good for Andy, AJ, Geno, Carlos, and Vontaze if they got the hell outta here and actually had a chance at winning.
I'm really happy for Rex !
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - oncemoreuntothejimbreech - 03-14-2017
C'mon, Carlos. The Bengals build through the draft then re-sign their own during free agency.
Isn't it obvious?
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - grampahol - 03-14-2017
The plan is to keep buying lottery tickets and hope enough $2 scratch offs hit every season from here on out.
What could possibly go wrong with this plan?
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - leonardfan40 - 03-14-2017
Hate to admit it, but it looks like the wheels are coming off, this year will be a disaster (unless they get an amazing draft class) then we go full rebuild with new HC next year.
Look at the bright side though, at least we should finally get a new coach after this embarrassment of a season.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - jason - 03-14-2017
The plan is for you to get more sacks than you did last year.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - McC - 03-14-2017
So, in other words, he doesn't have X ray vision.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - Nately120 - 03-14-2017
I guess Mike Brown's 25+ years of sub-par ownership and a list of former players who left in absolute disgust aren't quite conclusive enough for some people.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - SunsetBengal - 03-14-2017
I'm not a genius, or an expert at much of anything, but I can recognize the significance of some things when they happen. Now that Whit has left the team, Dunlap is not pretty much a senior leader on this team. One of the worst things that this team could do, in it's now fragile state, is to upset the veteran leadership that remains. If the Bengals organization loses the confidence of guys like Dunlap, Atkins, and AJ Green, they might as well cash it in, and move onto selling used cars.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - GodFather - 03-14-2017
(03-14-2017, 07:39 PM)Bengalholic Wrote:I don't see the plan but guess that's not my role to either.
— Carlos Dunlap (@Carlos_Dunlap) March 14, 2017
Mike Brown has plans....
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RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - JumboTron - 03-14-2017
Oh boy, here comes fredtoast to tell Dunlap that he's not "as smart as an NFL team" and to "trust the process". Bad move Carlos, bad move.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - Burma - 03-14-2017
(03-14-2017, 07:39 PM)Bengalholic Wrote:I don't see the plan but guess that's not my role to either.
— Carlos Dunlap (@Carlos_Dunlap) March 14, 2017
Maybe Carlos should come to the message board and the
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - bengalfan74 - 03-14-2017
(03-14-2017, 07:54 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I'm not a genius, or an expert at much of anything, but I can recognize the significance of some things when they happen. Now that Whit has left the team, Dunlap is not pretty much a senior leader on this team. One of the worst things that this team could do, in it's now fragile state, is to upset the veteran leadership that remains. If the Bengals organization loses the confidence of guys like Dunlap, Atkins, and AJ Green, they might as well cash it in, and move onto selling used cars.
I'm afraid Sunset that we're seeing exactly that.
This team took a fatal shot to the head in the last playoff loss. It, like an elephant, has kept staggering and running awhile after the fact. This is the part where it finally falls over.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - Derrick - 03-14-2017
(03-14-2017, 07:54 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I'm not a genius, or an expert at much of anything, but I can recognize the significance of some things when they happen. Now that Whit has left the team, Dunlap is not pretty much a senior leader on this team. One of the worst things that this team could do, in it's now fragile state, is to upset the veteran leadership that remains. If the Bengals organization loses the confidence of guys like Dunlap, Atkins, and AJ Green, they might as well cash it in, and move onto selling used cars.I really want Dunlap to stay a Bengal and unless this FUBAR front office gets on the ball and starts working out a legitimate deal to keep him, he will jack rabbit like so many others have.
Part of me says "Go For It", Carlos. You will be in high demand as a DE. But, as much as dislike the way Mikey Brown and his DNA cluster, run this franchise, I hope Dunlap stays.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - Burma - 03-14-2017
(03-14-2017, 08:01 PM)bengalfan74 Wrote: I'm afraid Sunset that we're seeing exactly that.
This team took a fatal shot to the head in the last playoff loss. It, like an elephant, has kept staggering and running awhile after the fact. This is the part where it finally falls over.
Interesting elephant fact: if they are on the ground for long enough they can actually suffocate under their own weight. Just seemed like a fitting fact.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - Millhouse - 03-14-2017
lol look at the responses already when you click on the tweet
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - Bengalholic - 03-14-2017
34's response to Carlos pretty much says it all...
Welcome to our Groundhog Day. RT @Carlos_Dunlap I don't see the plan but guess that's not my role to either.
— 34inXXIII (@34inXXIII) March 14, 2017
The more things supposedly 'change'...the more they seem remain the same.
RE: Carlos doesn't see 'the plan' - Nately120 - 03-14-2017
(03-14-2017, 07:54 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I'm not a genius, or an expert at much of anything, but I can recognize the significance of some things when they happen. Now that Whit has left the team, Dunlap is not pretty much a senior leader on this team. One of the worst things that this team could do, in it's now fragile state, is to upset the veteran leadership that remains. If the Bengals organization loses the confidence of guys like Dunlap, Atkins, and AJ Green, they might as well cash it in, and move onto selling used cars.
He should pull a Whit and rally the fanbase by pointing out what a quitter Whit is and that he was a big factor in why we never won while he was here.