(09-29-2022, 04:40 PM)pally Wrote:

The #Dolphins noticed people watching their walkthrough Wednesday in Cincinnati, so they made a sly adjustment: All the clips circulating on Twitter have 12 players on offense.

Fake plays? Fake routes on real plays? Either way, Mike McDaniel and company staying one step ahead. pic.twitter.com/wTGKY0Eswh

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) September 29, 2022

Yeah, then why are they whining and wanting an investigation?

(09-29-2022, 04:42 PM)Sled21 Wrote: Yeah, then why are they whining and wanting an investigation?

If we win i hope it doesn’t become another Raiders game fan whine fest.



I have no respect for any raiders fan that wanted a clear TD called back because of an inadvertent whistle that no one even heard until Boyd was already catching the ball. Whenever you beg the refs for a win you know you are soft

Hopefully this isn't the story of the night.

FWIW i don’t think Zac is the type of guy to watch the tape


But i do believe the coordinators will watch it.

(09-29-2022, 04:25 PM)Alice Wrote: And if it was your practice being filmed, you would all feel the same?

Of course. It's not like the Bengals practice under cover. Anyone can stand on the walkway of the bridge and watch/film everything they do. 

If that happend, i'd say the same thing about them. 

(09-29-2022, 05:41 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: Of course. It's not like the Bengals practice under cover. Anyone can stand on the walkway of the bridge and watch/film everything they do. 

If that happend, i'd say the same thing about them. 

That's my reaction. Is there a rule that practices are private?

(09-29-2022, 05:37 PM)jj22 Wrote: Hopefully this isn't the story of the night.

Other than the game, the story of the broadcast tonight will be the hurricane. I would hope some attention would also be paid to showing Tua's concussion/non-concussion. But, probably this pops up now and then, either as "it's almost as if the Bengals knew the plays" or "I guess the Bengals didn't watch the video."