02-05-2017, 08:19 PM
(02-05-2017, 03:51 PM)SHRacerX Wrote: Injuries, when only meaured numerically, don't account for the importance of the individual injured. With Eifert and AJ Green missing significant time, the offense suffered tremendously.
That sounds an awful lot like the Bengals are at fault for making someone who can't stay on the field (Eifert) so important to their success. You know, rather than realizing he won't be there and planning accordingly in the draft/FA.
If you drove a car for a living, would you build your life around a car that only works 50% of the time?
I know another team who has an extremely talented TE that often gets injured. What'd they do? Went out and signed Michael Bennett in the offseason. Now they're in the SB.
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