12-28-2017, 02:51 PM
(12-28-2017, 10:57 AM)Bengalsrob Wrote: Yeh, Incognito...when the Bills acquired him, I wanted him badly, but one certain guy who used to be here and knew everything said we absolutely didn't want him, all because he sent some 300 pound wuss of a team mate to the showers by bullying him?? Now, the other guy is long out of the league, and Incognito is all-pro. Meanwhile, back to the question, I think you can have both, big AND athletic. Bengals have an amazing ability to find some of the biggest non-athletes I've ever seen, not the least of the big loser who was "coached up " by us and signed a big contract with the Cowboys and hasn't been heard from again. The first thing we need is a real line coach who can get the best out of what we have already who can spot talent and add it via the draft to build for the future. An example of big and athletic besides Incognito would be that Moses kid on the Redskins who can scare defenders by just standing in front of them, but can also pull. I really think we can have both.
Had to quote this from the front page. Spot on Rob.
We can have both, just need to get a new OLC first.
To be fair to the OP i will vote for the big meanies over the athletic types like Og and Fisher as the results speak for
themselves as of late. Nice seeing a big guy like Redmond out there on our O-line playing well, the passive approach
most of this year really made it impossible for any of these O-lineman to really gain any confidence.
And whether we got more aggressive or not as the season went on PA still waited too damn long, once again.
We all saw it the first half of the season, pathetic.
The thing is we have 2 very versatile O-lineman on the team that CAN play Center and we didn't use them. Both
Westerman and Boling CAN play Center and really either could of this year and i guarantee we wouldn't be as bad
in the middle of the O-line.
The FO could of made the right decision in the last Offseason and the O-line could of looked like this...
Whitworth - Boling - Westerman - Redmond - Andre Smith
