05-01-2016, 12:44 AM
(04-30-2016, 11:23 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: I have no problem with Alexander supporting one of his players. That's expected from a position coach. What I do have an issue with is the way he went about it. He came off like a petulant child throwing a temper tantrum. Also, while 'defending' Bodine from criticism...he had no problem saying Z didn't start "all that great". Then he had to throw out what Whit said (I agree with Whit BTW).
Paul, if you're going to defend your guy, then fine...but don't act like an assclown while you're doing it and no need to bring your other players into it.
What I do have a problem with is apparently we are still picking offensive linemen on how hard they shake our 50 something+ year old offensive line coach's hand and whether he thinks they will beat his ass.
Intimidate the piano man and you get picked by the Bengals....
He wants tough guys but comes across as a soft spoken fatso cupcake. Nothing about the man exudes toughness.
21 seasons as the offensive line coach. The one thing connecting us to our old losing ways other than the ownership.
There are pros and cons. He has a couple success stories. And failures. Complacency kills was a saying we had in the USMC.
There is nothing the softbatch chubosko piano man could say that would fire me up enough to go fight James Harrison or Terrell Suggs or Cameron Heyward. When his fire up speech is him sitting back talking about how he played a mean song on the piano one time while eating a Twinkie. I'm mentally checking out.
