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(12-29-2021, 11:38 AM)Tomkat Wrote: Closing out and winning games.  Sure, if you compare to last season, then yes, they've "overperformed" compared to last season.
But, again, I'm talking about this season, and this season only.   This team should be better than 9-6, you've seen it... I've seen it... we've all seen it.  Overperforming teams make the critical plays that turn losses into wins - they don't drop INT's near the end of regulation vs San Fran, etc.

Just because there were a few games the Bengals "should" have won does not mean they "underperformed". By that metric, literally EVERY team in the NFL barring teams like the Jets and Lions and Jaguars have underperformed because EVERY team has lost games to teams that they should have beat.

(12-29-2021, 11:39 AM)Tomkat Wrote: It's a team game.  Wins/Losses belong to both players and coaches.

Yet, according to you the Bengals have underperformed because of Taylor.