I dont think Joe and Zac learn their lessons when playing cleveland
This has to have been the easiest game plan all year Schwartz prepared for….
(10-20-2024, 03:08 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: [ -> ]I’ve seen less sacks at White Castle.
That's actually pretty good.
(10-20-2024, 03:09 PM)Browns Town Bengal Wrote: [ -> ]Guess we know why burrow cant beat this team
Their coaches own Zach.
(10-20-2024, 03:09 PM)RunKijanaRun Wrote: [ -> ]Fire Taylor at halftime and put Jake Browning in
He plays the Browns better than Joe so why not.
(10-20-2024, 03:09 PM)NUGDUKWE Wrote: [ -> ]This game is hard to watch
Just like last weeks…becoming a trend
Win or lose this Bengals team just isn’t very good.
If Cleveland scores and gets 2nd half kickoff, we could be losing. That would be a crime
What happened to all these exotic runs Burrow spoke of Wednesday.
And now the defense gives up the first down.
I scream get rid of it at my TV way more watching the bengals. Seriously Burrow. Count to 3. Throw it away
We’d be tied w/o the CJ run back.
So pathetic
(10-20-2024, 03:10 PM)Frank Booth Wrote: [ -> ]I dont think Joe and Zac learn their lessons when playing cleveland
Because the game plan is flawless, just poor personnel. Different RT now, so we can use that old game plan again and expect better results!
Joe needs to be under center more. Who cares if he doesn't like it.
All it's going to take are 3 good plays to win this game and we got one right off the bat with the opening kickoff TD. Fear not.
(10-20-2024, 03:09 PM)TKUHL Wrote: [ -> ]Dude came in late spearing Joe in the hwlmet
I saw that too. They want to protect the QB but don't ever to seem to flag guys coming in late when another player is making the tackle.
Cleveland offense is starting to click, we are in trouble
(10-20-2024, 03:10 PM)bengalrick Wrote: [ -> ]This has to have been the easiest game plan all year Schwartz prepared for….
AFCN considers Burrow extremely overrated. Coaches and players I’ve heard feared Dalton more.
Yeah this team just isn't very good I think we need to accept that rather than hope that both sides play well together.