Carlos doesn't see 'the plan'

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(03-15-2017, 01:56 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: The bolded part of your post got me to thinking.  Back when Carlos was signed to his current deal, we were all quite surprised that he agreed to such a team friendly deal, without a lengthy negotiation process.  I remember being nervous that he would just play out his deal, and go after the biggest money elsewhere.  Does anyone else feel like perhaps the organization sold Carlos on the idea that if he stayed for a moderate deal, that the team had a plan to get all the pieces together to make a Super Bowl run?  Seems to me that Geno, and then Boling, Andy, AJ Green, and Burfict all signed deals that were friendlier to the general welfare of the team, than if they went and sought max contracts on the open market.

Perhaps Dunlap is the only one willing to be vocal about the team not holding up their end of the "plan"?

Or perhaps the Bengals are a better organization to work for than many give credit. We always see folks coming back home. MJ and Big Dre are just a couple recent examples of players courted by other teams that chose to return home. 

My views about players complaining on social media is unchanging regardless who does it or why. It has been ever since the days of Corey Dillon saying he'd rather work at McDonalds. Of course a lot of this can be contributed to my life in the Military. We just defended folk's rights to speak out such as this' we didn't get to practice it.