Hubbard is bad

[BengalsLUFC]

You’ll all be thrilled to know that Taylor thinks Hubbard is heading on the right direction and there is no need to bench him.


With Dalton not being exactly mobile the separation between Andy and Hubbard maybe only 5 yards this week.

PROGRESS

[CJD]

Yep.
He's cooked.

[*ochocincos*]

(09-25-2024, 11:59 AM)rfaulk34 Wrote: DT- 4
LE- 2
LEO- 24
LOLB- 9
NT- 1
ROLB- 3

That's vs Wash. Previous 2 games combined, 1 snap inside.

Thank you.

I found on PFF going to Premium Stats>Snaps by Position. I was looking elsewhere before which is why I wasn't finding it.
I would say more DT, but if he's gonna get double-teamed and the other dudes can't take advantage of that, I dunno how much it matters.

[*pally*]

As stated in here, Bengals DE Sam Hubbard is recovering from a Grade 3 hamstring injury, per source. The most severe grade for a hamstring injury.

Hubbard didn’t want to talk about injuries today.

Lou Anarumo: “I expect Sam will continue to get stronger and better each week.”

— Ben Baby (@Ben_Baby) September 26, 2024

[RegularGuy22]

They sure do have lots of injuries of various types. Lots of hamstring injuries. Instead of talking about wins and game strategies the Bengals talk seems to be about injury rehabs and on field struggles.

[*ochocincos*]

(Yesterday, 09:01 AM)pally Wrote:

As stated in here, Bengals DE Sam Hubbard is recovering from a Grade 3 hamstring injury, per source. The most severe grade for a hamstring injury.

Hubbard didn’t want to talk about injuries today.

Lou Anarumo: “I expect Sam will continue to get stronger and better each week.”

— Ben Baby (@Ben_Baby) September 26, 2024

Get ready for a heavy dose of Joseph Ossai this week.