09-15-2015, 12:51 PM
What legacy does the Dalton Generation of the Bengals have ?
As a culture do we put to much emphasis on winning championships? If you look at all the games played over the last 4 years the Bengals are consistently one of the best teams in football, but have this stigma attached to them that because they lost 4 football games they're are a team with only the appearance of greatness. Let's be fair in the NFL it is hard to win football games. There are a ton of factors that come into play that create a perfect storm for success with coaching decisions, on field play, injuries, and pressure.
What is more important to have a yearly contender waiting for that perfect storm or to have a single flash that results in a championship?
Would you trade 10 years of consistently good play with winning seasons for a single Superbowl?
As a culture do we put to much emphasis on winning championships? If you look at all the games played over the last 4 years the Bengals are consistently one of the best teams in football, but have this stigma attached to them that because they lost 4 football games they're are a team with only the appearance of greatness. Let's be fair in the NFL it is hard to win football games. There are a ton of factors that come into play that create a perfect storm for success with coaching decisions, on field play, injuries, and pressure.
What is more important to have a yearly contender waiting for that perfect storm or to have a single flash that results in a championship?
Would you trade 10 years of consistently good play with winning seasons for a single Superbowl?
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