10-11-2020, 10:24 PM
(10-11-2020, 08:56 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: That right there is all you need to know about how bad Bengals ownership is and how clueless they are in how to build a championship team.
Hire a position coach to lead your team, who's had zero success in even calling plays in a couple other places--simply because he was on Sean McVay's staff--gather some good skill players, draft the consensus #1OA QB in the draft and throw a bunch of 2nd and 3rd string offensive linemen in front of them to "protect" him.
Someone in Cincinnati really pissed someone off for this city to have such shitty professional baseball and football franchises for so long.
It's almost beyond comprehension and seeminly impossible. But not for this place.
I understand how you feel because of my Orioles, I love baseball season. The Bengals players played hard today. I can see why a lot of you don't like Zac. That was a total wuss move at the end to kick a FG. If the score was 30-13 he wouldn't have done that. It was 4th & 6. Most of us watch a lot of football and know coaches almost always go for it in those situations.
I'm not mad about the shutout, doesn't change how well our defense played. But if I was a Bengals fan I'd be pissed. What kind of message does it send? Do you really need to see if Bullock can kick a 38 yarder? Do you think it makes Burrow feel better that he scored 3 points? No, Burrow doesn't have that kind of mentality. The coach shouldn't either. He should show confidence in Joe to score and give him a chance to leave the game on a high note.
