Came against opponents with a 7-18 record. Haven't beaten anyone with a winning record. Cause for concern?

Wow this guy ,i knew he was good coming out of college but i can say i didnt think he would be doing what hes doing this season,He is the security blanket that Dalton needed.He is a gamebreaker compared to Gresham and i think Eiffert will be. Considered the #2 te in the league and the best we have ever had,sorry Bobby T

Not sure if its just me, but I feel as if this guy has been giving up big plays all year. It's not only the fact that he gives up big plays, but it's how he reacts and blames other people when he does it. He is constantly pointing the finger.

Also, has anyone else noticed that he is constantly acting like he is hurt? Either limping off the field or excessively laying on the ground when he falls down and makes a tackle?

What was the deal with the touchdown he gave up to Seattle? Whos fault was it? Blown coverage by Dre or someone else's fault? I was at the game and I havent seen the play since.

Pretty awesome stuff.

http://mmqb.si.com/mmqb/2015/10/13/nfl-cincinnati-bengals-vincent-rey?xid=si_social

Take a look at what Bills fans have to say about this game. They are really reaching with some of their "stats".

http://boards.buffalobills.com/showthread.php?519141-The-Bills-and-their-fans-want-respect-Well-come-and-get-it

At the game yesterday a young girl who seemed to be blind sang the national anthem, and absolutely blew everyone out of the water! She was truly amazing, and I can't find anything on her. Does anyone know her story? Between the national anthem and the 4th quarter comeback, it was truly an incredible Sunday! WHODEY!!

I have been looking to see any comment on why Marvin burned the final time out in regulation when we stopped them on a three and out and we were about to receive the punt? Nothing was mentioned by Aikman and Buck

I hesitate to call it a blunder to call it because I don;t know why it was called but even if we have only ten men out there cal a fair catch and have the time out and the two minute warning, no?

Sunday's improbable, 27-24 overtime come-from-behind victory came with many reasons and explanations. Famed astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson gives at least partial credit to science.
Kicker Mike Nugent's 42-yard game-winning field goal pinballed off the left upright and through for the win, which Tyson says was aided by the Earth's Coriolis force.

Quote:Today's @Bengals winning OT field goal was likely enabled by a 1/3-in deflection to the right, caused by Earth's Rotation.
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) October 11, 2015

Quote:In the N. Hemisphere, Earth's Coriolis force deflects airborne north-south projectiles to the right. About 1/2-in per 50 yds.
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) October 11, 2015

Quote:The @Bengals stadium isn't oriented exactly North-South. And the field goal was 42-yds. Yielding a 1/3-in deflection, not 1/2
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) October 11, 2015

The first thing I noticed was that Dalton forced that ball in to AJ that got picked off. Clearly a bad decision. I dont know if it was cockiness thinking he could get it in there, or that he just didnt see the DB. But after halftime, Dalton didnt try to force anymore balls into places like that again. In fact, on the next two drives, e threw balls out of bounds when he had no play. This made me happy because old Andy would have kept trying to do too much. New Andy learned from his mistake and didnt do it again. To me thats a huge step up in decision making.

The second thing I noticed was on his 5 yd QB keeper dive for a TD. When he was walking to the line, he said something to Bodine. They hiked the ball on first sound before seattle had a chnace to do any shifts. Bodine blocd the NT to the left and Dalton squirted into the endzone. The rest of the Bengals didnt block the same way as Bodine. The media never asked, and nothing was said, but I think Dalton saw that open midlle as they approached the line, told Bodine to go on first sound and block left, and improvised the run on his own taking advantage of the seattle formation. If so, that was also a hell of a decision and awesome to see.

This is a great article by mike Silver.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000555354/article/andy-dalton-has-bengals-looking-like-super-bowl-contenders

I know it is mostly about AD and we have one thread, but to me speaks volumes about perception turning in the national media