Most Overrated Bengals

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(01-31-2016, 10:00 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: Well i saw earlier where you praised Steelers for their draft of Bryant.. but Tomlin has not hit it out of the park either at WR in early rounds ... he has had some bad picks ( Limas Sweed 2nd round, Willie Reid 3rd round) plus he picked Holmes in first round and he under performed for a 1st round pick.  I believe  only Wallace totaled over 4,000 yards outside of Brown, so not like Steelers are knocking down the door of Wr's the last 10 year either.  

Also I don;t see Sanu as over rated.. most other teams he would be getting more throws and catches but the Bengals have a true #1 in Green plus Jones and Eiffert.... so to say he is over rated and hype up Hilton from Indy I don;t see it.   Hilton has played one more year than Sanu and the last two years he has been their number #1 WR and he has only averaged 6 TDs.. Sanu as a 2/3 WR has averaged 4 TDs.  

Ugh, now you've made it into a Steelers thing, so I am going to feel hella dirty typing this up... but you're still wrong.

Marvin Lewis: 13 years, 19 WR, 5 with 1,000+ career yards (26.3%), 1 with 3,000+ career yards (5.2%)
Mike Tomlin: 9 years, 9 WR, 5 with 1,000+ career yards (55.5%), 3 with 3,000+ career yards (33.3%)

It's not even close how much better the Steelers have been at drafting WR under Tomlin than the Bengals under Lewis. Also, Santonio Holmes was a 2006 pick, Tomlin took over in 2007, so that was a Cowher pick.

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Also, you're seriously trying to argue that Hilton isn't better than Sanu? Hilton hasn't played one more year than Sanu. Both were drafted in 2012, so you're wrong there too.
TY Hilton: 283 / 4,413 / 24
Mo Sanu: 152 / 1,793 / 11

Plus... Sanu has averaged 4 TDs the last 2 years? 0 in 2015, and 5 in 2014.. averages to 4, somehow? It's 2.5.

Your post is filled with all kinds of wrong information and numbers from top to bottom.