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I Think Eifert Bet On The Texans Last Night |
Posted by: BFritz21 - 11-17-2015, 11:20 AM - Forum: JUNGLE NOISE
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He had three drops that I saw.
Granted that the one was slightly behind him and he got lightly hit, but that's where it had to be in order to avoid being intercepted, and there's definitely no excuse for the other two drops.
Highly disappointed in Eifert.
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Stands looked empty |
Posted by: WeezyBengal - 11-17-2015, 11:04 AM - Forum: JUNGLE NOISE
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Saw on TV during the game last night that the upper half of the stadium looked pretty empty. How was the atmosphere last night? I couldnt make it.
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AJ Green |
Posted by: WeezyBengal - 11-17-2015, 11:02 AM - Forum: JUNGLE NOISE
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I feel as if we need to have a discussion on AJ Green.
This guy can look so good one week, and then so bad other weeks. We all know Dalton's past with prime time games, but AJ disappears more in prime time games than Dalton. AJ is also the constant casualty of bone headed plays. How many times can he fumble with the game on the line?
Look, I know AJ is a good player and he has good games more often than bad, but im trying to get to the root cause of why he disappears in big games. Do we not game plan around him enough? Does he not take on enough initiative? Does Hue need to do a better job of calling his number?
And I dont want to hear about double teams. All dominant receivers get double teamed and they still put up their numbers.
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The sky is not falling |
Posted by: The Real Deal - 11-17-2015, 10:12 AM - Forum: JUNGLE NOISE
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Last night was aggravating, disappointing, disgusting and hard to stomach. These things cannot be argued. Last night allowed fear and doubt to infiltrate most, if not all, of our minds when it comes to big center stage games. We fear this team will once again be ousted early in the playoffs. If anyone says some of these worries and emotions did not enter their mind at some point last night or this morning, they are probably lying. These worries and emotions are warranted. Nobody is wrong for thinking or feeling this way. We are fans, which is short for fanatics, it's what we do.
But the sky is not falling, my friends. This team is still the exact same team we were 'fanatically' touting last week as one of, if not THE best team in the nfl. This team still has loads of talent and depth that, quite frankly, no other team in football has. With that point in mind, there were no major injuries and we still have the healthiest team in football.
The sky is not falling.
This defense, with the return of Tez, has become a force. Looking every bit of a top 3 or 5 defense giving up less than 300 total yards per game and stonewalling teams to the tune of 10 points per game.
The sky is not falling.
Now I cannot defend the offense we saw last night, but I'll leave with this. How many of you really believe that last night is what we will see out of this offense the rest of the way? It was a bad night, sure. Dalton played poorly. Eifert ate fried chicken or heavily buttered corn on the cob before the game last night. AJ fumbles on a potential and seemingly promising game winning drive. It was a rough night for this offense, no doubt. But it was an aberration. As hard as it may be to see right now, this offense still is and will be great as the season moves forward. So I say again...
The sky is not falling.
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Where did our dominant offense go? |
Posted by: Utts - 11-17-2015, 03:34 AM - Forum: JUNGLE NOISE
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Steelers, Browns, and Texans. We've looked pretty rough at times in these games. I thought we had something special brewing on offense, but I'm not sure after these outings.
Next week will be a good test.
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Silver Lining if possible |
Posted by: Stonyhands - 11-17-2015, 03:13 AM - Forum: JUNGLE NOISE
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Eifert won't have another game like this. If Eifert catches those passes we extend drives and at least score a TD or 2. Almost any other game this year if we had the drops and penalties we had this game we lose.
I suppose if we are going to lose, I'd rather lose from various mistakes on our part versus getting owned on both sides of the ball.
Still not happy with Marvin's inability to have this team firing on all cylinders all the time like other coaches.
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Maybe this is a "Good" thing? |
Posted by: Nebuchadnezzar - 11-17-2015, 02:29 AM - Forum: JUNGLE NOISE
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Nope, it's not. While the score was low, this game was an embarrassment.
Let's just hope that now the Bengals have lost a game, and an ugly loss at that, they can refocus and go out and win 10 straight. The pressure of going undefeated is gone, they lost a game, now kick some arse from here on out.
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