10-05-2016, 05:59 PM
(10-05-2016, 03:54 PM)Murdock2420 Wrote: Yes he did, and he did it with two really talented WR's and the Bengals focused on trying to stop the run.
With Bryant on the shelf, who do you see running deep routes past our secondary for Dallas?
Whiten is going to have his catches and do well since TE = problems for the Bengals but he's not going to go off for a 50 yard post pattern TD like Sanders did.
This is actually a good match-up for the Bengals and also a really good test to see what Dak is made of, I think the double A gap blitz look will confuse him at times and cause mistakes.
The real concern I see for Cincy is finding the damn endzone instead of settling for 3.
This, plus Seimian wasn't a rookie and sat learning behind Peyton Manning for a year.
Dude is talented, not saying Dak is not but Seimian is ahead of Dak right now with much more talent and a much better Defense.
