04-25-2019, 11:24 PM
Coach Taylor is happy with this pick. He says it was an easy pick. This guy could flat out block at Bama in the SEC.
If Coach Taylor is happy, then I am happy. I just didn't want another pick where Front Office went against coaching staff. With all the players on the board, there is no reason at all for Front Office and Coaches to not be on the same page. In the 2019 Draft, the Bengals are on the same page on this pick, as they should be.
So Bengals get a left tackle who can play anywhere. Sound like Whitworth who turned around LA Rams Taylor was with.
This Williams eats and sleeps football. Studies his opponents on game film that he has to block. Learns the playbook inside and out,
So he probably may be the right tackle at first. Could end up the left tackle. Could play anywhere on the line in his career.
Bengals needed blocking. No run lanes, no pass time. New Coach very happy they added this guy as " an Easy Choice ".
Look, the 2 linebackers were gone, both Devin's. Nobody had taken O Line. Bengals took first O Lineman in draft.
Coach Taylor is happy, so I'm happy. Not Who Dey, but New Dey as somebody on here came up with. NEW DEY. GO BENGALS.
I'm going to add this. Price had rookie injuries that kept him out all training camp and first 8 games. Urban Meyer says Price one of best players he ever had at any school he coached. You give us a healthy Price, this Jonah Williams, the tackle we got from Bills, and these others and THIS team could really start blocking and I mean 1980's Bengals type Blocking. Bengals could be building Pro Bowl types on a Super Bowl type O Line. I know some of you never saw the 80's Bengals, or the 70's Raiders or the 60's Packers, or the 80's Redskin Hogs. When you have a dominate O Line, you become a team that can beat anybody. There were games Boomer said the heck with passing, they can't stop our run. If they can BLOCK for Mixon and teams can't stop it, then just like 80's Bengals those passes get Wide Open. It's nice to see defenses huffing and puffing 4th quarter because your O Line has kicked their rear ends.
If Coach Taylor is happy, then I am happy. I just didn't want another pick where Front Office went against coaching staff. With all the players on the board, there is no reason at all for Front Office and Coaches to not be on the same page. In the 2019 Draft, the Bengals are on the same page on this pick, as they should be.
So Bengals get a left tackle who can play anywhere. Sound like Whitworth who turned around LA Rams Taylor was with.
This Williams eats and sleeps football. Studies his opponents on game film that he has to block. Learns the playbook inside and out,
So he probably may be the right tackle at first. Could end up the left tackle. Could play anywhere on the line in his career.
Bengals needed blocking. No run lanes, no pass time. New Coach very happy they added this guy as " an Easy Choice ".
Look, the 2 linebackers were gone, both Devin's. Nobody had taken O Line. Bengals took first O Lineman in draft.
Coach Taylor is happy, so I'm happy. Not Who Dey, but New Dey as somebody on here came up with. NEW DEY. GO BENGALS.
I'm going to add this. Price had rookie injuries that kept him out all training camp and first 8 games. Urban Meyer says Price one of best players he ever had at any school he coached. You give us a healthy Price, this Jonah Williams, the tackle we got from Bills, and these others and THIS team could really start blocking and I mean 1980's Bengals type Blocking. Bengals could be building Pro Bowl types on a Super Bowl type O Line. I know some of you never saw the 80's Bengals, or the 70's Raiders or the 60's Packers, or the 80's Redskin Hogs. When you have a dominate O Line, you become a team that can beat anybody. There were games Boomer said the heck with passing, they can't stop our run. If they can BLOCK for Mixon and teams can't stop it, then just like 80's Bengals those passes get Wide Open. It's nice to see defenses huffing and puffing 4th quarter because your O Line has kicked their rear ends.
1968 Bengal Fan
