04-16-2024, 01:22 PM
(04-16-2024, 09:39 AM)Whatever Wrote: I thought the same about Justin Jefferson.
I did as well, I don't think Brian Thomas Jr is near the route runner in the middle that JJ is, but as far as speed on the outside with size he
is very dangerous and that is just what we need on the Bengals as Chase is the one threat we have that does this except Chase doesn't have
the size Thomas Jr has. Tee is not a speedster, he relies on his size for the most part and is slow in and out of his breaks which is why he is
not a #1 WR like some on here claim.
Thomas could be a #1 with his quick feet, speed along with his size.
(04-16-2024, 09:44 AM)Whatever Wrote: Murphy/Sweat is interesting, because while Murphy played a higher number of snaps at NT than Sweat, Sweat actually played more snaps overall. We know both guys were subbed heavily, and Murphy was subbed so much that there have to be big questions as to whether he can hold up to double teams against NFL power for any extended period. How will either do when they are not consistently kept extremely fresh?
Well, when I watch the film, Murphy handled double teams just fine. Dude is insanely strong. You are correct on the snaps, but I think that
is because Murphy expels such energy when he is out there. Tons of fight and leaves it all on the field, I think he would fit right in with our
good players on the DL in Hendrickson, BJ Hill, Hubbard and Rankins.
