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Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - jj22 - 12-06-2017
Who is out of practice with a shoulder injury.
http://www.bengals.com/news/article-1/Quick-hits-Iloka-return-helps-decimated-secondary-Marv-encourages-Shazier-Ross-to-play/f97512ac-9ceb-450e-8c29-a5e0679644d2
but of course now is expected to play. Scratch the kid when he's healthy, force him to play when he's out of practice due to injury. Marvin must go.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - Pat5775 - 12-06-2017
He's not hurt. Guarantee it. Marvin is just f**king with him again.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - Bengalpool - 12-06-2017
This is total BS. Even if he's active, he MIGHT get the ball one time.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - SunsetBengal - 12-06-2017
Ross is beginning to remind me of Jerome Simpson a little.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - corpjet - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 06:24 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Ross is beginning to remind me of Jerome Simpson a little.
You thinking he's dealing 8.5 pounds as well?
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - BigPapaKain - 12-06-2017
And he just got put on IR.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - SunsetBengal - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 06:28 PM)corpjet Wrote: You thinking he's dealing 8.5 pounds as well?
Not that part. What I'm talking about is both being amazing talents in college, that took forever to see the field for action in the NFL.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - snowy - 12-06-2017
Apparently just got put on IR. There's gotta be more to this than the Bengals are saying. I know what I think
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - Brimey - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 06:31 PM)snowy Wrote: Apparently just got put on IR. There's gotta be more to this than the Bengals are saying. I know what I think
Please share, because I am utterly confused about wtf is going on
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - XenoMorph - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 06:09 PM)Takedown Wrote: This is total BS. Even if he's active, he MIGHT get the ball one time.
Gotta Earn trust to see the ball
You earn Trust in practice
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - snowy - 12-06-2017
Brimey Wrote:Please share, because I am utterly confused about wtf is going on
Okay, I'll come right out and say it, and dang the consequences: they should have kept Kumerow.
But I really do think something is going on with Ross that we don't know about. And did I see something that Vigil was also put on IR? Bet they won't waive him when his six weeks are up. Bastardly Bengals.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - Pat5775 - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 06:24 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Ross is beginning to remind me of Jerome Simpson a little.
Their situations are very similar, mainly involving Marvin having no clue how to get them on the field early on. Marvin even commented about Jerome back then. Something like "what do you want me to do, bench Chad?" God forbid you get them out there for even a play or two, huh Marv?
When Jerome finally got significant playing time the last two games of 2010, he played very well. Well enough that all of us wondered why Marvin kept him off the field all that time. Granted, Jerome never became a great receiver but he played well enough to show that benching him for his first two seasons was unwarranted. I have a feeling it will be the same thing with Ross, once our next HC gets him some playing time.
Also, I don't believe for one second that Ross is injured. I already know that the team either lied or greatly exaggerated about his earlier injury this year, looks like it's happening again. I don't understand what Marv has against Ross, we likely never will. But Marv is making his inevitable exit that much sweeter
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - Joelist - 12-06-2017
So we wasted the ninth overall pick in the draft...
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - Synric - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 07:09 PM)Pat5775 Wrote: Their situations are very similar, mainly involving Marvin having no clue how to get them on the field early on. Marvin even commented about Jerome back then. Something like "what do you want me to do, bench Chad?" God forbid you get them out there for even a play or two, huh Marv?
When Jerome finally got significant playing time the last two games of 2010, he played very well. Well enough that all of us wondered why Marvin kept him off the field all that time. Granted, Jerome never became a great receiver but he played well enough to show that benching him for his first two seasons was unwarranted. I have a feeling it will be the same thing with Ross, once our next HC gets him some playing time.
Also, I don't believe for one second that Ross is injured. I already know that the team either lied or greatly exaggerated about his earlier injury this year, looks like it's happening again. I don't understand what Marv has against Ross, we likely never will. But Marv is making his inevitable exit that much sweeter
It's interesting that all the blame goes to Marvin when he's not even Ross' immediate coach.
Is it James Urban saying Ross wasn't ready? Maybe it's both Urban and Lazor saying he wasnt ready.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - SunsetBengal - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 07:17 PM)Joelist Wrote: So we wasted the ninth overall pick in the draft...
It is looking that way.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - Pat5775 - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 07:19 PM)Synric Wrote: It's interesting that all the blame goes to Marvin when he's not even Ross' immediate coach.
Is it James Urban saying Ross wasn't ready? Maybe it's both Urban and Lazor saying he wasnt ready.
I can tell you with confidence it's on all of them, but mainly Marvin. There is something more at play here than mere rookie struggles, something that the main stream media is not privy to
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - Synric - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 07:28 PM)Pat5775 Wrote: I can tell you with confidence it's on all of them, but mainly Marvin. There is something more at play here than mere rookie struggles, something that the main stream media is not privy to
Yea. Urban goes to Lazor and says Ross is having problems. Lazor goes to Marvin and says Ross is having problems. Then Marvin tells the media and takes the whole blame.
The biggest blame goes on James Urban because it's his job to get Ross ready to he on the field.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - TheLeonardLeap - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 07:09 PM)Pat5775 Wrote: Their situations are very similar, mainly involving Marvin having no clue how to get them on the field early on. Marvin even commented about Jerome back then. Something like "what do you want me to do, bench Chad?" God forbid you get them out there for even a play or two, huh Marv?
When Jerome finally got significant playing time the last two games of 2010, he played very well. Well enough that all of us wondered why Marvin kept him off the field all that time. Granted, Jerome never became a great receiver but he played well enough to show that benching him for his first two seasons was unwarranted. I have a feeling it will be the same thing with Ross, once our next HC gets him some playing time.
Also, I don't believe for one second that Ross is injured. I already know that the team either lied or greatly exaggerated about his earlier injury this year, looks like it's happening again. I don't understand what Marv has against Ross, we likely never will. But Marv is making his inevitable exit that much sweeter
Except Jerome was benched not due to lack of talent, but due to lack of intelligence. The guy couldn't learn the playbook for the life of him and Carson didn't want a WR who didn't know what route to run, where to go, and what to do.
Said lack of intelligence was on brutal display when the guy gets a ton of weed delivered to him in the freaking mail.
You can be as talented as you want, but you have to have at least a moderate amount of intelligence, of at least the football variety, to back it up.
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If you don't believe for a second Ross is injured, then you're in for a rude awakening. Torn labrum (again), getting surgery and is on the IR.
Conspiracy theory bunked.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - THE PISTONS - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 06:24 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Ross is beginning to remind me of Jerome Simpson a little.
Exactly! Same thing I said weeks ago.
There's something going on that's on Ross not the Bengals.
RE: Being inactive was too dangerous for Ross - THE PISTONS - 12-06-2017
(12-06-2017, 07:19 PM)Synric Wrote: It's interesting that all the blame goes to Marvin when he's not even Ross' immediate coach.
Is it James Urban saying Ross wasn't ready? Maybe it's both Urban and Lazor saying he wasnt ready.
Great point! I posted in a thread to fire all the coaches and some people talked about how amazing Urban is.