AJ Green.

[BengalChris]

(08-26-2015, 04:45 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: He has all the skills he needs. i believe....

i doubt all the disconnect(between him and dalton) is just on green
but of daltons 66 career ints 27 have been to green... if they are the main combo here those 2 need to work out whatever disconnect there is and he needs to finish each play.

That video they queued up on MNF show'd some bad routes and plays on AJs part.     but most refuse to see or hear it

There's quite a bit to the Dalton to AJ INTs. First, AJ can get his fingers on balls none of our other receivers will even be able to reach at all. This might work out well in non-contact practice, but in a real game, it's not way to complete passes.

Then there's the highness of the throws. In the playoff game last year there was a INT off AJ's tippy tippy tips of his fingers and AJ jumped amazingly high just to get a finger nail on the ball. So, there's some of that toss it up there and AJ'll grab it to Dalton's throws. I've seen this more than once.

On Monday night, the ball wasn't that high and was very catchable.

Then there's Dalton tendency to get desperate when the offense sputters or something bad happens. Then we really start seeing the bad Andy show up. It's rather predictable.

Teams know very well that if they can stall the Bengals offense early and get a turnover, the game is basically theirs to lose at that point. Tampa did us a favor on Monday cause it shows us how teams are going to want to play the Bengals this year. And they'll continue to do it until the team proves it doesn't work any longer.

Pressure Dalton, knock him around and force some mistake somewhere and the game is well in hand. Hell, if I were coaching another team, that's exactly how I'd attack the Bengals offense.

Are our coaches good enough to fix this? I'm not so sure.