Typical bs just making up story lines
Right, he wasn’t on injury report and played against KC
Comments from reporters who know nothing about he looks on a regular day. I'll worry about it if I get a local reporter confirmation
I don’t buy it. None of our local reporters ever mentioned this. I don’t believe a national reporter who doesn’t know this team.
That is what I was thinking too but ... My heart skipped 4 beats.. Troy is a key piece in a puzzle that creates a Bengals victory.
I tweeted a message to our beat reporters...hopefully one will answer
Can a player be replaced between naming inactives and kickoff?
(02-13-2022, 07:27 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: [ -> ]
Maybe he's not very limber
(02-13-2022, 07:27 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: [ -> ]
Thanks!
(02-13-2022, 07:28 PM)M.W. Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks!
x2
There is a recent article that interviews Super Bowls stars of the past. Many of them admitted they could hardly breathe and had a hard time catching their breath before the Super Bowl because of the enormity of the event. I think most of us would be "laboring" before such a huge game. It was referred to "Super Bowl Anxiety."
"It's a common misnomer. Pro athletes do experience anxiety, the same way everybody else does," Aoyagi, who's worked with NFL players and Olympic athletes, told CBS News. He said telling players the Super Bowl is "just another game" isn't helpful at curbing game-related nerves.
(02-13-2022, 07:23 PM)bfine32 Wrote: [ -> ]Can a player be replaced between naming inactives and kickoff?
nope. If you remember the first KC game they lost their LT during the pre-game warmups and were unable to activate an additional lineman
That comment came out of nowhere. On the other side, the Aaron Donald comment may have some traction.
