As you know your boy bfine likes to get interaction going in the forum. So despite a disappointing season we still need to name an MVP. Give me your pick and your reasons. Once done we'll create a thread with a poll.

Also any other awards you think should be awarded.

(12-30-2018, 09:55 PM)bfine32 Wrote: As you know your boy bfine likes to get interaction going in the forum. So despite a disappointing season we still need to name an MVP. Give me your pick and your reasons. Once done we'll create a thread with a poll.

Also any other awards you think should be awarded.

Joe Mixon. I do not think there needs much explanation. Boyd is a close 2nd. Mixon is the AFC rushing leader while missing 2 games, a God awful offensive line, and no passing game to speak of the last 6 games of the season. 

Joe Mixon.

That's it.

Joe Mixon .. Lead the AFC in rushing yards and has been a bright spot on this dismal season.

Mixon and it’s not even close so I won’t go into reasons.

(12-30-2018, 09:58 PM)Rubekahn29 Wrote: Joe Mixon. I do not think there needs much explanation. Boyd is a close 2nd. Mixon is the AFC rushing leader while missing 2 games, a God awful offensive line, and no passing game to speak of the last 6 games of the season. 

Yeah....no need for a poll, this is the right answer.

MVP: Mixon
Most Improved: Boyd
Rookie of the Year: Bates
Guy that I think has a bright future: Hubbard
Biggest Loss from Injury: Hard to really pin just 1 - Obviously Green...but I think Glasgow was a big loss.

MVP
The Steelers scoreboard
It ticked down to 0 and put to bed this miserable, shit storm of a season.

and Mixon.

Obviously Mixon. For the love of all that's holy, please put a line in front of him so we can see just how good he can be.

He's no ordinary Joe. Mixon's the one! Pity his numbers this year won't reflect his true ability. That'll just have to wait for next year.

Mixon hands down

Joe Mixon - 1,464 yards from scrimmage the most by a Bengals back since 2006.

Also gotta love his passion:

Here is Joe Mixon guaranteeing the #Bengals make the playoffs in 2019 #Bengals #WhoDey @WLWT pic.twitter.com/qpPLCN4Pki

— Mark Slaughter (@MarkVSlaughter) December 31, 2018

OK, apparently we're going to need more categories than MVP; although I did think Boyd with his 1000 yards and 7 TDs would get some love.

Who do we have for Defensive MVP?

I'm gonna go with the guy that I started a thread about earlier in the year. Shawn Williams:

102 tackles, 4 INTs, 1FF.

Joe Mixon all day. If the Bengals ever invest in an offensive line and hire a great offensive line coach, Joe Mixon will set rushing records which will never be broken.

Mixon and it's not close.

(12-30-2018, 10:46 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: Joe Mixon all day.  If the Bengals ever invest in an offensive line and hire a great offensive line coach, Joe Mixon will set rushing records which will never be broken.

They've invested plenty in the Oline and hired the O line coach of on of the best in the NFL.

Of all the made up things that need to stop in the forum; this is among the top. 

Jeff Driskel for saving the Bengals and supplanting that wretched Andy Dalton.

Mixon. Placing lower value on numbers, his passion and drive is what this team needs ( among 985 other things ).

Gotta say Joe Mixon.

(12-30-2018, 10:53 PM)The Real Deal Wrote: Jeff Driskel for saving the Bengals and supplanting that wretched Andy Dalton.

Dude we get it. You don't need to mention it in every thread.