The New "Ginger Genius"

[SunsetBengal]

(08-17-2019, 07:54 PM)PDub80 Wrote: Nowhere did I say or imply that all of the Bengals issues are 1 person's fault. The fact that you have to invent a position for me (straw man) rather than actually address my points just shows that I'm right. However, the QB position is by miles more important and influential than any on the field. You cannot win a Supwerbowl with bad QB play. There are plenty of games, 2 playoff games included, where AD should get the majority of the blame for the Bengals not winning. Strange how Hill, Burfict, and Jones get crapped on so hard for their 1 game meltdown, but AD misses a wide open target for a game winning TD (Texans) and has 4 turnovers in a row to start a 2nd half with the lead (Chargers) and people are quite forgiving. Why is that, I wonder?

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K-4th are on me should you decide to enhance yourself. This probably won't "miraculously fix everything", but it's a start. Just like changing a QB.

If simply changing QBs worked well, Cleveland should have won at least a dozen Super Bowls, since being re-introduced as a team, by now..

FWIW, my opinion is that the road to winning starts at the top.  The front office has to be fully committed to winning a championship, be willing to make all the right moves as far as personnel goes, and set a tone that resonates throughout the entire organization.  Our folks at the top took a big step this year, by hiring a fresh, young personality to lead the team.  I'm not totally convinced that the front office is committed yet, as they failed to do much in terms of personnel acquisitions on the open market.  Maybe they're waiting to see what Zac Taylor does with the hand he's been dealt?  We'll have to wait and see.

Or, maybe the longer term plan is to let Andy play out his contract, and then go after the next franchise QB?  Who knows, maybe Zac Taylor told the management that Andy is a fine QB, and he was willing to work with him?

Regardless of which possibility is the truth, one thing is true.  This team has too many holes to be transformed by adding one "great" QB.  Football is a team sport, it requires 22 players committed and capable of winning, as well as competent depth to cover injuries.  So, unless your new QB can cover TEs and defend the screen pass, I'll continue to just think that you're full of shit.