Anyone remember during the game on Sunday, during OT, during one of our offensive possessions, they showed a close up of Nugent's face? Was it me or did he look nervous? It actually made me worry if we were to rely on him to kick a GW FG.

He made it, but doinking it off an upright doesn't make me more confident in him the next time we need him to kick a game winner.

Would anyone else, besides me, STILL like to go out and get a new kicker? Heck, if he's available, I'd rather give Obarski a shot.

Sorry, I'm not a very classy Bengals fan.



The 2nd guy is hilarious too. All they have to do is limit Green and Eifert. Good luck.

Didn't see this posted. Thought people might want to know if they haven't been to the him page.

http://www.bengals.com/news/article-1/NFL-Network-airs-behind-the-scenes-look-at-Bengals-OT-win-Tuesday-at-4-pm/3fb0ad07-d1f4-466f-85a9-5bba989fefa9

Coming on in a couple minutes.

According to LaCanfora

Won't have to worry about the running around now

Did the Bills sign Josh Johnson to give Rex Ryan our offensive and defensive playbooks?

I know Taylor is banged up, but they have Taylor and Manual so it made no sense to me

Last Sunday was a very emotional come from behind win with the Bengals. In the past they have always seemed to come out the following week against a team like the Bills playing flat and uninspired. This week will be a good test to see if this team has turned that corner. More often than not I can remember us winning a huge big game only to come out the next week and play as competitive as a Pee Wee football team. Buffalo has a good team and playing in Buffalo has always been a tough place for the Bengals to play no matter the era.

Our all time record in Buffalo 5-13.

Special teams-A. Need i say more

Quarterback-B . Would have been higher if it wasnt for the pick
Running back-C. Not alot of production this week but gio was there when it mattered.
Online-D.they gave up 4 sacks and failed to pave many running lanes
Wr-B+. They did what they needed to .if it wasnt for a holding call by whitworth in the 1st q this grade would be much higher.
Te-A+. What else can you say besides tyler eiffert is a beast,and how about that clutch catch in the 4th oh my gawd


Dline-C. 4 sacks but couldnt stop the run
Lb-C. Nothing special here ,nice play by maualuga to tip that pass nothing else stands out.cant wait for vontaze to be back
Safety-C-. The first thing that comes to mind is nelson whiffing on the thomas rawls td
Cb-C+. They really played better in the 4thq ,heres to hoping they can hold up this week against the bills


Overall a great game ,we came together as a team to get the win and im not sure you could say that of previous squads

What is different between Geno then and Geno Now? Is he where we thought he would be after the knee surgery? Seems like his name was called a lot more prior to the knee issue. He has been doing better this year but I am still wondering what would have been if he did not Tare the ACL!...

Sunday's game against the Bills will be the first game I haven't watched live in over 5 years. My band got signed to a local label here in Indianapolis and duty calls. I'll be getting updates in between takes and such but it is going to be weird to say the least.

I know you all will hold it down and the Bengals will advance to 6-0!

WHO DEY!!

Hey everyone, I saw this on ESPN.com and thought I'd share.  They currently have us ranked as the top offensive line in the entire NFL so far in 2015!  I love building in the trenches.  Scary thing is that we have a 1st and 2nd rounder basically riding the pine too.

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Aaron Schatz, Football Outsiders


To determine the top offensive lines so far this year, I averaged each team's rank in five categories:

Adjusted line yards (ALY): a Football Outsiders metric that splits value between the blocking and the back, based on the length of the run and adjusted for situation and opponent.

Stuffed rate: how often running backs are stuffed for a loss or no gain, the most blocking-dependent part of ALY.

Adjusted sack rate (ASR): sacks (and intentional groundings) per pass play, adjusted for situation and opponent.

Pressure rate: how often the quarterback is under duress, including both sacks and hurries, according to ESPN Stats & Information charting.

Penalties per game by offensive linemen; this category had half the weight of the other four.

Further explanation of the first three categories, with updated numbers, can be found here. Ranks listed below do not include Monday's Chargers-Steelers game.

Here are the top offensive lines through Week 5:

1. Cincinnati Bengals
If Sunday is the first time you watched the Bengals all year, this No. 1 ranking might surprise you. Maybe the Cincinnati play that stands out in your memory is the blown blocking assignment that got Rex Burkhead crushed on a jet sweep and led to a fumble recovery and touchdown for Seattle. But that play was shocking precisely because the Bengals' offensive line has worked together so well for the last two seasons. It is one of the league's best-performing but least-publicized units.

Cincinnati has a well-rounded front that excels both on running and passing plays. The Bengals rank among the top eight teams in four of the five stats that we're using to measure offensive lines. In 2014, they ranked among the top 11 teams in those same four metrics. The exception is penalties, where the Bengals were average last season and rank 25th so far in 2015.

The best player on the line is left tackle Andrew Whitworth, who allowed only a half-sack in pass blocking last year but couldn't even get a spot in the Pro Bowl. In the nine seasons before this one, Whitworth only has one Pro Bowl appearance (2012), and none of the other Bengals linemen have made a Pro Bowl. That really needs to change this season.

2. Atlanta Falcons
3. New York Jets
4. Oakland Raiders
5. Pittsburgh Steelers

http://espn.go.com/nfl/insider/story/_/id/13876438/ranking-nfl-top-offensive-lines-far-season