It's officially over

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

(10-01-2019, 03:19 PM)bengalfan74 Wrote: Wyche you know me from the mother ship back in 11 or whatever. You know I've never blamed AD for this teams failures. Never been a Dalton basher.

I'd have to write 3 pages to sum up the AD era and that would be just a quick overview. Having said that I just strongly feel the AD era is over. It's time to pull the plug.

We need to see what we have going forward and we need more than just a final two or three games look at Finley and/or Dolegala.

When on this team is the Oline ever gonna be perfect to insert the rookie QB ? 2028

Oh, I know brother, and I'm with you. He's done here, much like Palmer was in 2010. But Monday night? That was the worst performance I've seen in a very long time by an offensive line of ours. Pressure from the outside was relentless. On top of that, rushers were coming free up the middle. There really wasn't anywhere to run. You couple that with them being able to do that with 3 to 5 rushers, there's no one open if your QB can get the ball out. I mean, he was sacked immediately after a play fake on the strip sack. I'd be slinging my helmet too.

(10-01-2019, 03:19 PM)Big Boss Wrote: I know every team deals with injuries, and I know every fanbase feels like their team gets the worst of it, but I gotta tell you.  I don't know what it is about this team, but then they get hit with the injury bug it's almost always severely debilitating. 

What happened to this offensive line over the last five years can almost be classified as a human atrocity. 

It's bad man. I think our biggest issue is, and has been, lack of depth on the back end of the roster. The 2015 draft set us back a couple of years, this year set us back at least another with injuries/retirement.

(10-01-2019, 03:40 PM)ezekiel23 Wrote: The Bengals reminded me last night in the Monday night game of the Dave Shula, Bruce Coslett era back in the nineties,with quarterbacks John Kitna,Akili Smith,Terrible O line.This is the worst,in my opinion,I have seen the Bengals look in a long long time.

You said it.