Can Andy and the Bengals finally win a playoff game?

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(07-09-2015, 11:10 AM)djs7685 Wrote: lol @ you still not understanding anything.

It's not a narrative, it's a very real thing.

If you want to get technical, nothing has "bearing on reality or the ultimate fate of this franchise" other than people buying tickets/merchandise and the team staying financially stable.

You're sounding like a real goofball with no real arguments and you refuse to actually refute my points by saying "oh noes a big paragraph so I cant read it!!!!!". How about you take the minute or two that it would take, read my other post, and try to refute my points instead of blatantly ignoring them claiming that I'M the one without an argument?

You have no argument for this.

I read your post. Its length does it no justice, but regardless of that quality it is still a jumbled mess of jibber jabber and nonsense.

You say that playoff games are more important than other games, and that the Bengals (specifically, Andy Dalton and Marvin Lewis) cannot win a playoff game. I can sympathize with this point, but I refuse to put the blame soley on them. The blame mainly goes to the organization overall. To Mike Brown. To having one of the smallest scouting departments in the league. To being in the small, irrelevant town of Cincinnati. To everything but simply these two men (Andy and Marvin, I mean). Sure, they deserve some blame as well, but it all starts at the top.

What say you to this? Do you deny that we reek and sustain the stigma of a lower tier organization? Do you deny that we are on the same level as the Browns/Jaguars when it comes to the worst organizations in football? Do you deny that this stigma and lack of quality stemming from the top has a big part to play in all of this? The Bengals still have a very long way to go before we win a Super Bowl. One playoff win next year or whenever is not going to change that, despite any sort of delusional thinking.