07-28-2015, 09:55 AM
"the defense has forced exactly zero turnovers in 22 second-half possessions by Houston, San Diego and Indianapolis."
This to me is the second biggest issue. How can you not even luck in to one turnover? The Bengals always seem to rush four down lineman against max protection and get zero pressure. They simply MUST have a plan against max protect offenses that could be more successful.
The biggest issue to me is that the Bengals seem to think the finish line is the end of the regular season. By this, I mean that the players are worn down or injured. Sure, all teams have injuries, but the Bengals lack of rotation down the stretch seems to leave their front line players flat. It is amazing how much slower the defense looks than games early in the season. All I can point to is a lack of rotation and potentially poor nutrition.
This to me is the second biggest issue. How can you not even luck in to one turnover? The Bengals always seem to rush four down lineman against max protection and get zero pressure. They simply MUST have a plan against max protect offenses that could be more successful.
The biggest issue to me is that the Bengals seem to think the finish line is the end of the regular season. By this, I mean that the players are worn down or injured. Sure, all teams have injuries, but the Bengals lack of rotation down the stretch seems to leave their front line players flat. It is amazing how much slower the defense looks than games early in the season. All I can point to is a lack of rotation and potentially poor nutrition.
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