The Bengals did it right at OT

[BengalsRocker]

(09-18-2017, 09:28 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: 100% accurate.  However, I will predict that over 75% of the people on here will disagree and say the Bengals never do anything right, their draft is terrible, and their owner is cheap.  After two games, they will decide this because their offensive coordinator had one of the worst possible schemes for attacking a defense with a strong front.  

One problem magnified 1000 times because it looked so bad and they are 0-2.  

Green Bay will be smarting after their loss last night, but if the Bengals find a way to win there, without Burfict, they will be right back in things.  If they lose, they will almost certainly be done, but we would be 100% certain of new leadership next year.  

Honestly weren't the majority people at least a little bit worried about "the plan" for the O-Line?

Kudos for them trying to replace with higher round draft picks instead of bottom dwellers.

Ced O. could have been a steal of the draft.  He did have other red flags other than the injury though.

Did the front office/coaches try to address the O-Line?  Yes.

The cheapness is not that they are willing to pay at all.  They just have a limit.

Which would be fine but... ya know...  it's the Bengals. 

You're gonna have to open that wallet just a little bit more or sign players for a little longer contract than other teams.

As a financial strategy they are sound.  But we as win-hungry fans don't really care about that.  Do we?

Only if we are making believe we're team owners, do we care about saving dollars.

The fine line of saving bucks and fielding a competitive team is narrow for our beloved team.

Missing on draft picks and budgeting known talent can put you right in sh*tshow we are witnessing.

I think most have the grasp on it.  You ultimately just have to accept it.  Which brings sadness, anger, apathy as well.