I expect the coaching changes to give Dalton a new lease on his Bengals life

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(01-12-2019, 02:13 AM)BengalChris Wrote: Yep. I know Dalton was happy to have a new offense under Lazor, but that really went south without Green and Eifert.

Fixing the damn OL is such an obvious move that it's really been mind numbing to watch the team do very little about the problem. Remember when they signed Hart and we all thought he was just a camp body. Then we find out that's all they were going to do about the right side of the line and it was like, what?

Now Dalton gets his 3rd offense in 3 years. The nice part is that he coaches have the players for a couple of weeks extra this off season.

What really hurt the OL were the selections of Ogbuehi and Fisher. They were supposed to be the bookends of the future. Neither has had even a solid season in their entire careers. And this org was too stubborn to replace them until it was too late. They also didn’t invest enough in FA or the draft. They took a gamble on Glenn who was good a few years ago before injuries but hasn’t been good since he became a Bengal. We all know Hart was not good.