Apparantly the receivers didn't know the playcall on some plays

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(09-23-2019, 04:35 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote:

Asked Tyler Boyd about communication issues in the first half:

"Guys weren't getting plays early on. Guys weren't being where they needed to be. We have to be better in detail. It was loud, but it wasn't louder than Seattle."

"We have to read Andy's lips & execute."#Bengals

— Jeremy Rauch (@FOX19Jeremy) September 22, 2019

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"We have to read Andy's lips and execute".

It's not uncommon for a team to not know the play call--more specifically in hurry up--in a loud stadium. I don't know that i really get the lip reading part. QBs usually have hand signals that indicate the play/route and i've seen Dalton use them. 

Probably a problem of focus more than anything though, which is sad. You practice all those hours every week and have only 3 hrs on Sunday to execute and your mind is somewhere else?

The first half definitely seemed like a lot of guys on offense weren't focusing...