01-02-2022, 06:40 PM
(01-02-2022, 06:32 PM)Joelist Wrote: I'm not calling it the worst D in the NFL. But to act like they did fine is also incorrect - especially against backup they should have been winning their 1-1 matchups and containing and stopping the run. They didn't. Props to Lou for changing the scheme to cover the deficiency but it was still there.
250K was spent on that side of the ball in the last two years. They'd better not be thought of as "much maligned". When fully healthy (and they should have all hands on deck going forward), they are solid & will be a key to the Bengals making any sort of run in the postseason. Everyone knows they can score--with anyone--but the "D" has to step up.
