01-05-2021, 04:36 PM
NFL injuries are going to happen to every team, every year. You'll often hear ownership, a GM, or coaches utter the mantra, "Next man up." Meaning, players will play who were unexpected to start. The phrase is indicative of leadership taking accountability and saying having to rely on the "next man up" is not an excuse for losing.
That is not happening with the Bengals. They utter, "Injuries are to blame for why we do poorly" and use player injuries to be dismissive of their own failures and shortcomings as owners, GMs, or coaches. Posters here wanting to defend Zac's poor coaching performance of 6-25-1 on injuries are just living in fanciful dreamland of ignorance about why the Bengals suck.
That is not happening with the Bengals. They utter, "Injuries are to blame for why we do poorly" and use player injuries to be dismissive of their own failures and shortcomings as owners, GMs, or coaches. Posters here wanting to defend Zac's poor coaching performance of 6-25-1 on injuries are just living in fanciful dreamland of ignorance about why the Bengals suck.
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