07-01-2021, 04:36 PM
(07-01-2021, 03:27 PM)Frank Booth Wrote: when you had the worst line in the league
your number 1 overall pick qb gets his knee torn
your 1st round left tackle cant stay healthy
and your starting center also has his knee ripped to shreds (late in the season too)
there are no other priorities and holes that matter more than the offensive line
they didnt do enough.
This logic is great if your sole focus is keeping Joe Burrow upright, but isn’t the goal to win games and go to the playoffs?
Zac Taylor wants to keep his job. If Burrow stays healthy but we still lose, great, but he isn’t keeping his job. The best strategy for him was try to positively improve every aspect of the team with the resources available to him in order to win more games…that’s what the team did.
I agree with the strategy, you can’t just put all your resources in one area because keeping Joe healthy is a top priority… to put it another way, ok, let’s take Hendricksons money and move that to a top FA on the online… Joe has a slightly better chance at staying healthy but our defensive pressure is nonexistent. We are gonna lose more games that way IMO…
At the end of the day we are the Cincinnati Bengals, not the Joe Burrows.
