11-02-2015, 12:34 PM
I have been a Bengals fan since I was 15 when they came to Cincy, living 50 miles north in Dayton, at the time. I watched Greg Cook play in Nippert Stadium!
After the Tampa pre-season 'prime time' game, where Lewis left the first string in the whole half, trying to save face for the horrendous play, I started a negative 'schtick', for kicks and giggles. I'm not a superstitious person, but I also believe, if it isn't broke, don't try and change or fix it. Since I started that, they are 9-0!
I don't care who believes it or not, I'm not here for forum kudos and atta boys!
On to the thread subject.
This is why I typically don't listen and/or watch what any media has to say except the Bengals website. I didn't get to see the second half, which was the only reason I was watching this video to see the highlights.
This is a great example/reason I don't entertain the talking heads.
At around 40 seconds in when Dalton throws the end zone interception you can hear either Irvin or Sanders say, "That was not a smart pass." As the defensive back is running the pick back down the sideline, you can hear one of the other guys say, "This is the mistakes Andy Dalton makes in prime time games!!"
(Even though the Bengals have a horrible prime time/big stage game franchise record, it's not on Dalton alone! This goes back to day one in 1968. This is why I say, in addition to rewriting history at 7-0 they can rewrite the big stage game history by winning at least half of the 4 they have in the season, not counting the playoffs)
Around the one minute mark, after the touchdown pass to Green, you can hear Irvin say, "He (Dalton) tried so hard to get AJ Green the touchdown, when I thought this time he should have gone to Tyler Eifert or Mo Sanu".
At the 1:28 mark, when Ben throws the pick 'right to' Reggie Nelson, you can hear Sanders say, "Ben kept Cincinnati in the game!"
Even though the pass was horrible and right to Reggie Nelson, he didn't say that it was not a smart pass, like Dalton's, but Ben 'kept' Cincinnati in the game!
So much bias, not to mention the unprofessionalism of the 4 of them all talking at the same time, throughout the whole video!!
Got Directv and even watch the games with the sound off! If I could get Hoard and Lap in real time, I would listen to them while watching!
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2015110102/2015/REG8/bengals@steelers#menu=gameinfo|contentId%3A0ap3000000571077&tab=videos
After the Tampa pre-season 'prime time' game, where Lewis left the first string in the whole half, trying to save face for the horrendous play, I started a negative 'schtick', for kicks and giggles. I'm not a superstitious person, but I also believe, if it isn't broke, don't try and change or fix it. Since I started that, they are 9-0!
I don't care who believes it or not, I'm not here for forum kudos and atta boys!
On to the thread subject.
This is why I typically don't listen and/or watch what any media has to say except the Bengals website. I didn't get to see the second half, which was the only reason I was watching this video to see the highlights.
This is a great example/reason I don't entertain the talking heads.
At around 40 seconds in when Dalton throws the end zone interception you can hear either Irvin or Sanders say, "That was not a smart pass." As the defensive back is running the pick back down the sideline, you can hear one of the other guys say, "This is the mistakes Andy Dalton makes in prime time games!!"
(Even though the Bengals have a horrible prime time/big stage game franchise record, it's not on Dalton alone! This goes back to day one in 1968. This is why I say, in addition to rewriting history at 7-0 they can rewrite the big stage game history by winning at least half of the 4 they have in the season, not counting the playoffs)
Around the one minute mark, after the touchdown pass to Green, you can hear Irvin say, "He (Dalton) tried so hard to get AJ Green the touchdown, when I thought this time he should have gone to Tyler Eifert or Mo Sanu".
At the 1:28 mark, when Ben throws the pick 'right to' Reggie Nelson, you can hear Sanders say, "Ben kept Cincinnati in the game!"
Even though the pass was horrible and right to Reggie Nelson, he didn't say that it was not a smart pass, like Dalton's, but Ben 'kept' Cincinnati in the game!
So much bias, not to mention the unprofessionalism of the 4 of them all talking at the same time, throughout the whole video!!
Got Directv and even watch the games with the sound off! If I could get Hoard and Lap in real time, I would listen to them while watching!
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2015110102/2015/REG8/bengals@steelers#menu=gameinfo|contentId%3A0ap3000000571077&tab=videos
