Carlos doesn't see 'the plan'

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(03-14-2017, 11:03 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Didn't say he couldn't have an opinion. Just said it's not his role to understand the plan. 

Sorry, but I don't understand the logic.  On teams with clear championship aspirations, everyone knows the plan.  The plan is to win a title, period.  Everyone has a role to play to that sole end.  Given the Bengals run of lukewarm success during Dunlap's tenure, Carlos is right to wonder why the FO has produced two consecutive offseasons of inaction.  There is no obvious commitment to sustaining the lukewarm success.  The team has went from the bottom of the upper tier to middling at best.  As a competitor, this would be confusing, and grounds for questioning the hell is going on?  That was the obvious intent of the tweet.  Given Mike Brown's historical run of ineptitude, it's logical to question the team's plan and motives.  A plan to sustain does not appear to be in hand.  Rather, the focus seems to be on rolling over cash for future  "expenses".