12-24-2016, 03:46 PM
Jim, why does this franchise love to alienate their best players? Be it trying to murder Dalton by refusing to bench Ogbuehi (one of two blatantly obvious moves, along with Nugent, that might have the Bengals competing for the division right now), or letting AJ practice in full and give him the illusion he can come back only to deny him.
I'm on the fence if I agree with him being held back or not, but I think the biggest problem is that AJ didn't know until last minute. He practiced in full, the team thought he was going to be there. I am sure Dalton was happy to prepare like AJ was going to be there.
Does this just feel worse than normal because we haven't had a ton of overt Mike Brown decisions the last couple years, so we lost a bit of our conditioning to it?
I'm on the fence if I agree with him being held back or not, but I think the biggest problem is that AJ didn't know until last minute. He practiced in full, the team thought he was going to be there. I am sure Dalton was happy to prepare like AJ was going to be there.
Does this just feel worse than normal because we haven't had a ton of overt Mike Brown decisions the last couple years, so we lost a bit of our conditioning to it?
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