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RE: Season not over: big picture - Antares - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 11:19 AM)TWeezyBengal Wrote: We are currently 2-3 and will in all likelihood lose next week against the Patriots. Taking that into account, that would leave us at 2-4. If making the playoffs means an 8th straight playoff loss or losing their third game of the season to Pittsburgh, then who needs it? RE: Season not over: big picture - Nately120 - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 02:39 PM)Antares Wrote: If making the playoffs means an 8th straight playoff loss or losing their third game of the season to Pittsburgh, then who needs it? I figured by now we'd luck into a playoff win by going to play a 7-9 division winner or getting a team that made the playoffs but is now on it's 3rd QB or something. RE: Season not over: big picture - Antares - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 02:48 PM)Nately120 Wrote: I figured by now we'd luck into a playoff win by going to play a 7-9 division winner or getting a team that made the playoffs but is now on it's 3rd QB or something. A fluke playoff win might keep Marvin here for the forseeable future. I'm not sure that I want that. RE: Season not over: big picture - Nately120 - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 02:54 PM)Antares Wrote: A fluke playoff win might keep Marvin here for the forseeable future. I'm not sure that I want that. I honestly thought we'd get it in 2015. Fitzpatrick had his 4 INT meltdown one week too early. He and the Jets were going to come here and lay an egg so egg-like that we were going to fall ass-first into a franchise milestone. RE: Season not over: big picture - BengalD - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 02:48 PM)Nately120 Wrote: I figured by now we'd luck into a playoff win by going to play a 7-9 division winner or getting a team that made the playoffs but is now on it's 3rd QB or something. Nope - the team that was on their third QB wasn't a playoff team - it was the cowgirls this past Sunday (Romo and Sanchez) RE: Season not over: big picture - WeezyBengal - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 02:54 PM)Antares Wrote: A fluke playoff win might keep Marvin here for the forseeable future. I'm not sure that I want that. Are you new here? Marvin is staying regardless. RE: Season not over: big picture - Antares - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 03:02 PM)WeezyBengal Wrote: Are you new here? Marvin is staying regardless. Yes I am new. Being stuck with Marvin doesn't mean we can't ***** about it loudly. This is what sports is all about. Right? I would love to see a little media critisizm of Marvin. The endless media suck up is getting nauseating. RE: Season not over: big picture - NKYRob - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 04:42 PM)Antares Wrote: Yes I am new. Being stuck with Marvin doesn't mean we can't ***** about it loudly. This is what sports is all about. Right? I would love to see a little media critisizm of Marvin. The endless media suck up is getting nauseating.You'd get along just fine with Mr. Stephen A. Smith.
RE: Season not over: big picture - WeezyBengal - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 04:45 PM)NKYRob Wrote: You'd get along just fine with Mr. Stephen A. Smith. I usually cant stand that guy but I cant help to agree with him here. RE: Season not over: big picture - Vas Deferens - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 05:08 PM)WeezyBengal Wrote: I usually cant stand that guy but I cant help to agree with him here. I can't stand this guy 99% of the time either. But this. This right here. Quote:"If you got 12 years at a job and you can't win 1 single damn playoff game, you should have been gone. So to me, I'm hear cincinnati's getting tired of it. What do you mean getting tired? You should have been tired. Its just that they never were, because all mike brown in cincinnati is concerned about is curbing cost and spending as opposed to putting the best product out there on the field and the best coach." This is signature worthy stuff right here. RE: Season not over: big picture - Brimey - 10-10-2016 It's not the 2-3 thats bugging me, it's the way we are getting beat. Just getting beat down on our offensive line, no run game whatsoever, no red zone offense, and getting run on whenever a team presses the issue. The only positive we have is that we haven't seen any injuries yet. Maybe we hang in there, other teams get banged up, and we gel RE: Season not over: big picture - Beaker - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 11:19 AM)WeezyBengal Wrote: That would put us at 9-6. Good enough to make the playoffs? Seeing as 9-6 is only 15 games, and we play 16, then no, 9-6 is not good enough to make the playoffs. Not making the playoffs will accomplish two things: 1. Remind the fanbase just how difficult and special it is to make the playoffs. A fact they've forgotten since the Bengals have made it 5 years in a row. 2. Prevent the Bengals from losing an 8th straight playoff game. Unless things change drastically, we have no hope of winning a playoff game this season. The team has already shown that it is a second tier team that will regularly lose to the upper echelon teams. All that said, wouldn't it be the shit if the Bengals backed into the playoffs at 9-7 and, given no shot to win, pulled the upset to break the streak? RE: Season not over: big picture - Pat5775 - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 04:45 PM)NKYRob Wrote: You'd get along just fine with Mr. Stephen A. Smith. Spot on stuff. Spot on, almost as good as his "Fire Marvin" rant after the playoff loss to San Diego. But who in Cincinnati was getting impatient with Marvin back in April? I don't remember hearing anything about that RE: Season not over: big picture - Awful Llama - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 12:35 PM)BleedNOrange Wrote: We can pretty much guarantee that we will be 2-4 after next week. I'm assuming 10-6 makes playoffs. That means that we have to go 8-2 the rest of the way. Does anything about this team make you think we can really do that? The OL is garbage, we can't run the ball, we are giving up way too many big plays, penalties are killing drives and extending opponents' drives, etc.. Sounds pretty damn dire when you sum it up like that, but I can't disagree. Barring nothing short of a miracle, I fear it's a going to be a long, fruitless season. RE: Season not over: big picture - PV Bengal - 10-10-2016 (10-10-2016, 11:46 AM)Bengalboy Wrote: I don't see how on earth you carve up the schedule with that many wins considering what we have seen to date. That's my opinion as well although I think we might get to 6-10. All of our remaining opponents need to do is play zone against us on defense and we're done. RE: Season not over: big picture - THE PISTONS - 10-11-2016 We've lost to 3 REALLY good teams...and will lose to the 4th in the Patriots. Most teams don't have 4 dominant opponents in the 1st 6 weeks...so things look a lot worse than they really are. With that said, we're not a dominant team nor are we a Super Bowl contender. We're a middle of the pack team. We're capable of making a run at the 6th seed, but 7 to 9 wins will be our win total. RE: Season not over: big picture - XenoMorph - 10-11-2016 (10-10-2016, 11:19 AM)WeezyBengal Wrote: We are currently 2-3 and will in all likelihood lose next week against the Patriots. Taking that into account, that would leave us at 2-4. after the patriots if we don't manage to win there and with the way we have played we wont unless we turn it around this week. But after the pats we can go on a long run and carry that momentum thru the steelers into the playoffs. RE: Season not over: big picture - Bengalholic - 10-11-2016 (10-11-2016, 02:01 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: We've lost to 3 REALLY good teams...and will lose to the 4th in the Patriots. Most teams don't have 4 dominant opponents in the 1st 6 weeks...so things look a lot worse than they really are. When you look at the 3 losses, the results weren't surprising. Marvin is a combined 11-31 vs those teams, including the postseason. BTW, his record against our next opponent is 1-5. Let's hope they can somehow change that to 2-5! RE: Season not over: big picture - Whacked - 10-11-2016 (10-11-2016, 03:30 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: When you look at the 3 losses, the results weren't surprising. Marvin is a combined 11-31 vs those teams, including the postseason. Would you care to make a friendly $1,000 wager? RE: Season not over: big picture - Go Cards - 10-11-2016 (10-10-2016, 11:19 AM)WeezyBengal Wrote: We are currently 2-3 and will in all likelihood lose next week against the Patriots. Taking that into account, that would leave us at 2-4.Think this puts us at 9-7 or 8-8 depending on outcome at NE. Believe the London game will be a coin flip as well. Bengals should win but Gruden will not overlook this game. |