(09-20-2019, 10:28 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote:  The TO signing was not a "Wow"

(09-20-2019, 04:45 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: They actually spend a sizeable amount in free agency this year...just on role players.

Now for all I know, maybe guys didn't want to come and play for the Bengals Coaches and Staff.

Let's face it, hiring your 6th choice for DC doesn't exactly make free agents say: Wow - I want to go there!

And then hiring Jim Turner as the O-Line Coach.

(09-20-2019, 04:58 PM)Gamma Ray Tan Wrote: The Bengals are like an Amish grocery store. They are ran by the family, for the family. Everyone has the same mindset and beliefs, they don’t care what the big time retailers are doing because they believe their way is the “right” way. They never have Brand name items (top tier free agents), just some off brand stuff you’ve never really heard of but tell you it’s just as good as the Brand name stuff (we all know it’s not). Everyone working there is related somehow. And of course, no matter how hard they work during the week.....They always take Sundays off.

(09-20-2019, 04:58 PM)fredtoast Wrote: This is a complete lie and you know it.

The fans went crazy with Super Bowl talk when we signed TO.  The year before we had won the division, but our offense had collapsed when we lost our only deep threat other than Chad.  TO was considered THE missing piece.

BTW how you going to sell Mike on bringing in Ramsey when plenty of other fans disagree with that move?  Fans like ot complain about Mike never doing "what fans want" when what they really mean is "what I want".

If trading for Ramsey is what it takes to prove a team wants to win it looks like 31 other teams don't want to win this year.

(09-20-2019, 05:00 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Your knowledge of Amish grocery stores is impressive!

(09-20-2019, 05:04 PM)Gamma Ray Tan Wrote: I literally live 10 minutes from one. They do have killer homemade donuts though.

(09-20-2019, 05:03 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: TO and Bryant. I remember it well. I can still feel the sunshine coming through the window of my work van while i was sitting at McDonalds eating lunch and reading the sports page about how good they were going to be that year. 

(09-19-2019, 05:51 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: Your fans have been faithful throughout the years. Here is my pitch;

I was a club season ticket holder for a very long time. My friends and family at one point held 8 seats.

Show us Mike Brown you are capable of a big move and we will call the ticket office and sign up for season tickets again. Get a trade down for Jalen Ramsey this week so he is ready to play in week 4.

If not, we will sit on the sidelines and never attend another game as long as you are in charge.

Who lives in the area and would join us? Any season tickets in any section would suffice. Would you support the move, the gesture and not maybe agree with the played involved?

The fans need to feel you will do whatever it takes to put a winning team on the field, that is not close to being a reality now.

(09-20-2019, 04:58 PM)fredtoast Wrote: This is a complete lie and you know it.

The fans went crazy with Super Bowl talk when we signed TO.  The year before we had won the division, but our offense had collapsed when we lost our only deep threat other than Chad.  TO was considered THE missing piece.

BTW how you going to sell Mike on bringing in Ramsey when plenty of other fans disagree with that move?  Fans like ot complain about Mike never doing "what fans want" when what they really mean is "what I want".

If trading for Ramsey is what it takes to prove a team wants to win it looks like 31 other teams don't want to win this year.

Quote: Frog and Scorpion

Once upon a time there was a frog. One day, Frog was sitting by a river bank when along came a Scorpion.

“Hello brother Frog,” said Scorpion. “I wonder if you might be so kind as to give me a ride across the river on your back.”

Frog knew that Scorpion could not swim.

“I don't think that's a good idea,” said Frog. “You have a deadly sting. You might kill me.”

“But why would I do that?” replied Scorpion. “If I stung you, we would both die.”

“Mmm,” thought Frog. “That makes sense.”

“Alright Scorpion, jump onto my back and I will give you a ride across the river,” he said.

So Scorpion jumped onto Frog's back and Frog began to swim across the river. But halfway across, Scorpion took his deadly sting and stuck it into Frog's back. And as the poison filled Frog's body his arms began to stiffen and they both began to sink. “Why?” gasped Frog in despair.
“Sorry Frog,” said Scorpion. “It's my nature.” And Frog and Scorpion died.

(09-20-2019, 04:58 PM)Gamma Ray Tan Wrote: The Bengals are like an Amish grocery store. They are ran by the family, for the family. Everyone has the same mindset and beliefs, they don’t care what the big time retailers are doing because they believe their way is the “right” way. They never have Brand name items (top tier free agents), just some off brand stuff you’ve never really heard of but tell you it’s just as good as the Brand name stuff (we all know it’s not). Everyone working there is related somehow. And of course, no matter how hard they work during the week.....They always take Sundays off.

Quote:TO and Bryant. I remember it well. I can still feel the sunshine coming through the window of my work van while i was sitting at McDonalds eating lunch and reading the sports page about how good they were going to be that year. 

(09-21-2019, 12:16 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote:  
I am glad you were excited, I am glad others were as well.

I was never a TO fan, I think Chad was a cancer and teaming him with Chad gave us two me first WR's on same team.

No lie told, just my opinion based on my feelings of TO, but to be fair fans in off season get hyped bout  lot of draft picks putting us over the top. I remember Binns being our savior one year.