Here is to a good game Sunday

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(09-18-2017, 12:33 PM)packerbacker Wrote: With no injuries to either team. I hope we get Nelson and Cobb back. Both teams suffered bad losses this last week. Lots of love for the Bengals except this week might be tough to say that. Falcons have been our krypton ire and Houston has been yours. Hopefully we both can get past those guys and we play in the Super Bowl this year although it's not looking good for both of us so far. Looking forward to playing our buddies this week. See you Sunday at 4:25 in Lambeau.

Good luck, PB, and I hope for no injuries on either side as well.  

If everyone is looking for an offensive scheme (please hold the Andy would get killed comments and hear me out) that I think would allow the Bengals to have some firepower, look no further than the Packers.  They will spread you out with multiple receiving options and attack you.  They will hit their RBs and TEs on short, easy completions, and then hit you down the field.  I love the way they attack teams.  Dalton isn't as fast as Rogers, but he's shifty.  He can move around in the pocket and give his guys time to get open.  But they have to stop the pathetic "AJ and Lafell only" in the pass pattern.  It makes is so damn easy for a defense.  I want to see Ross, Core, AJ, and a back (Gio or Mixon) in a pattern every damn play that is not a rush.  Have the RB chip the end and then slide out as a check down option.  I never see our backs do that.  I haven't seen the injury report on Uzomah, but saw that Eifert is having problems with his back and his knee.  Great.  Just give Andy 4 to 5 options each down and let him play to his (and the line's) strengths.  

Opposing defenses struggle and the only reason I think the Falcons play them well on defense is they take the risks of getting burnt and still blitz Rogers.  The Bengals won't do that.  Watch for a lot of four man rushes and no pressure.