01-12-2016, 12:31 PM
Well you can't expect the media to criticize the Steelers for anything if Bengals fans won't even. It is what it is. The national narrative spread, and the Bengals lost the propaganda war even within the jungle. A complete meltdown, one likely to be felt for decades (narratives take a long time to go away, remember how long it took to break away from the Bengals criminal jokes....how long will NE be deemed cheaters......and this one sounds like it's set in deep).
Overall a horrific end to the season. We've been set back to 2003 as it relates to being a credible organization in the media and clearly some fans eyes.
Fans need to realize the severity of the attack this franchise and our players are under before they pile on. A generation may have been lost after Saturday night. And instead of realizing the narrative was growing into what will go down as the toughest lost under MB ownership (there was no hope in the lost era, there was hope Sat) unknowingly some Bengals fans have added to the hysteria.
Overall a horrific end to the season. We've been set back to 2003 as it relates to being a credible organization in the media and clearly some fans eyes.
Fans need to realize the severity of the attack this franchise and our players are under before they pile on. A generation may have been lost after Saturday night. And instead of realizing the narrative was growing into what will go down as the toughest lost under MB ownership (there was no hope in the lost era, there was hope Sat) unknowingly some Bengals fans have added to the hysteria.
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