12-29-2015, 01:02 PM
So we are just going to ignore the field goal miss, overthrows, route where AJ slowed on what would have been a TD, many penalties and poor run blocking?
The boards here always seem to want a dynamic coach, someone who makes radical adjustments. Well the best at that is Belichick and he had a shocker last game. Other coaches like Rex Ryan, Jeff Fisher and Ron Rivera have thrown games because of bad calls and tweaks.
Ultimately keeping momentum for 4 quarters is very very hard. It's the reason why most games finish close. Execution of plays will always be more important than coaching changes. In the past I would argue the Bengals have been poorly prepared and looked flat, but they started well yesterday. Winning yesterday will always have come down to taking the chances to score and limiting mistakes. We had one costly FG miss and the killer fumble. But lets not forget the game could easily have been lost if the refs had overturned Von Miller's (probable) fumble and the Broncos hit the chip shot FG in regulation.
The boards here always seem to want a dynamic coach, someone who makes radical adjustments. Well the best at that is Belichick and he had a shocker last game. Other coaches like Rex Ryan, Jeff Fisher and Ron Rivera have thrown games because of bad calls and tweaks.
Ultimately keeping momentum for 4 quarters is very very hard. It's the reason why most games finish close. Execution of plays will always be more important than coaching changes. In the past I would argue the Bengals have been poorly prepared and looked flat, but they started well yesterday. Winning yesterday will always have come down to taking the chances to score and limiting mistakes. We had one costly FG miss and the killer fumble. But lets not forget the game could easily have been lost if the refs had overturned Von Miller's (probable) fumble and the Broncos hit the chip shot FG in regulation.
