Burrow's Looking Good And Is About To EXPLODE!

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(10-06-2023, 05:39 PM)kevin Wrote: I'm glad you are Positive as opposed to all the Negative.  I hope you are right.  I have yet to see Burrow looking good this year, or the O Line looking like it is getting it together.  Nor do I see Higgins as still questionable on Friday afternoon as an upside.  

All road games are hard and Arizona will be no easy game.  I just hope Bengals win and Burrow doesn't injure himself even more.  Big difference between low contact practice and full contact games. 

If Bengals win, they could come home and beat Seattle and be back to 3-3 on season at bye week 7.   That is not a dominate record, but it is better than 2-4 or 1-5.   After last week, I'm not sure Burrow is healthy enough to start.  I'm starting to buy into those who said he should rest and let his injury fully heal.  However I'm glad you are Positive, not Negative.  I also want the Bengals to win this Sunday.  I am not one who throws in the towel, and starts talking NFL Draft with 12 games left in regular season.  

So GO BENGALS and beat Arizona.   I don't think it's going to be an easy road game, and Arizona could beat us, but I hope Bengals Win. Now if it is an easy game, I hope somebody tells Arizona, otherwise they will show up to win.  I don't look for Bengals to explode and win 50 to 0 or anything, but I hope Bengals can just get out with a win.

 

There's a difference between practice and games, but he feels better than he has and is looking better, so hopefully Zac can call plays that can get the ball out of his hands quick and he doesn't even have much of a shot to take hits.

I'm also hoping feeling better means he'll make better throws because he'll be able to step into them more.

Cardinals are the 2nd worst team in the league against the run, so hopefully we can get Mixon going, which will silence the crowd and hold the pass rushers from just teeing off on Burrow.