Props to the O-line

[kevin]

(10-05-2020, 12:48 PM)Bengalfan4life27c Wrote: Everyone played well. Jordan was the worst. Redmond was the best. Why wasn't he starting all year seriously.  Have XSF replace Jordan our line will be best its been since 2016

You don't do it that way.  The O Line functions as a unit.  5 coming together as 1 to get the job done.  From LT across the line to RT they blocked to Victory, protected Burrow, opened lanes for Mixon and Gio, ate clock giving our D the needed rests.  Since this was the best blocking on this team since Whitworth and Zeitler left after 2016,  Keep these 5 working together.  Once you get good blocking, you try to keep the same 5 together and THAT becomes a Team Strength. The same 5 every week getting the playbook blocking better each week.  GO BENGALS

Putting Redmond in did fix the weak RG spot, but from Williams across the line these 5 came together as 1 to get the job done, just as 1980's Bengals use to. 5 working as 1 huge blocking machine. As long as this keeps working, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. The 1980's O Line ate together, went bowling together, families together. off time together. That is how much Munoz, Montoya and rest believed in coming together as One. O Line blocking is not baseball individualism, it is coming together into a veteran unit week after week. Yesterday was the best blocking since after 2016 when Whitworth & Zeitler left, it took 4 years to get to yesterday, don't change or mess with it.