I'm so ready for the season to begin. I've watched all sorts of highlights on YouTube and it ain't scratching that football itch. Heck, I've watched college highlights of McCarron and our draftees and it still ain't enough.
Pro Football Focus @PFF 2h2 hours ago
Throwing at Bengals S George IIoka was a mistake last year. Allowed 0 TDs, and a QB rating of just 18.4, NFL best.
Thats just awesome. I really hope they re-sign him.
He may not be a crazy safety like Polamalu but he's played brilliantly
Does any one know the real reason they had words? I always wondered what caused it, i was waiting for drama to unfold like watching the soaps. Tomlin clai
med it was not about the hit on bell...then what was the issue?
This site seems to be doing a series on the top 4 players in the history of each team. The Bengals selections make sense, but Corey Dillon as the fourth was interesting, though I guess it makes sense.
BengalsMessageBoard @TheBengalsBoard
@ColeyHarvey If you had to place a percentage on the chances of Vontaze playing this year, would it be over or under 50%?
@ColeyHarvey. Salutations to the folks on the "new" Bengals Message Board. Now, to answer your question. I have to say I'm not good with percentages, and I'm really not good with them when it concerns players and injuries. So, that said, will we see Vontaze Burfict playing this season? At this stage, that's anyone's guess, including Burfict's and the Bengals'. The Pro Bowl linebacker still is undergoing rehab from the microfracture surgery he had on his left knee back in January. While we caught a glimpse of him going through some of his rehab drills on the first open day of organized team activities (OTAs) nearly a month ago, he hasn't been training in front of reporters since. Based off what I'm hearing, I would be surprised if we see him do much to the side during his week's mandatory minicamp, too. Training camp might be the time we have a better answer about where Burfict's chances of playing this season are.
I will say, microfracture surgery is a very serious one. It's had a number of success stories, but it has been littered with its failures, too. It is not easy to come back from. As long as Burfict has been taking his treatment patiently and maintains the hungry attitude that got him in the league in the first place, he should be on the field at some point this season. Will it be at the beginning of the season? Maybe not. But if he does those things, he'll play again. Then the question will be, can he get back to his old Pro Bowl form?