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RE: we're done onto 2016-future signings - Bengal Dude - 01-21-2016
Well Terrell Watson signed with the Browns. Kinda funny since the latest Hobson's Choice talks about Watson contributing this preseason.
RE: we're done onto 2016-future signings - NATI BENGALS - 01-21-2016
(01-21-2016, 05:12 PM)Bengal Dude Wrote: Well Terrell Watson signed with the Browns. Kinda funny since the latest Hobson's Choice talks about Watson contributing this preseason.
That is just dumb. Did we not offer this guy a contract? Or did Watson and Wilder just figure it would be impossible to make the 53 because of our blind loyalty to Peerman and Burkhead so they moved on
RE: we're done onto 2016-future signings - Bengal Dude - 01-21-2016
(01-21-2016, 05:50 PM)NATI BENGALS Wrote: That is just dumb. Did we not offer this guy a contract? Or did Watson and Wilder just figure it would be impossible to make the 53 because of our blind loyalty to Peerman and Burkhead so they moved on
My guess is that we decided to move on. I have a hard time believing Wilder didn't want to be here. He seemed shocked on Twitter that he wasn't offered a deal.
RE: we're done onto 2016-future signings - ochocincos - 01-21-2016
(01-21-2016, 05:50 PM)NATI BENGALS Wrote: That is just dumb. Did we not offer this guy a contract? Or did Watson and Wilder just figure it would be impossible to make the 53 because of our blind loyalty to Peerman and Burkhead so they moved on
Peerman was a key to the Bengals ST. He was second in the league in ST tackles with 17 (one behind Brian Peters of Minnesota).
However, it would make more sense that a ST tackle ace takes up, say, a LB or DB spot rather than a RB spot.
Burkhead was someone who underwhelmed me this past year. He was supposed to be a Swiss army knife and the secret weapon for the Bengals. That "secret weapon" turned out to be a whopping 4 rushing yards (1.0 YPC) and 94 receiving yards (9.4 YPC) with one receiving TD.
Perhaps he simply wasn't given the offensive opportunities because of a lack of injuries and a push to feed Gio and Hill.
With that said, I really wanted to see at least one of Watson or Wilder get a shot to contribute. It's a shame we probably won't get to see that in a Bengals uniform.