11-25-2015, 11:13 AM
(11-25-2015, 10:50 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: No, he didn't. He wasn't pressed. The DB was 10 yards off the LOS. If AJ runs through the defender while he was being face-guarded, he draws the PI flag whether he catches it or not. Instead, he just waited to see what happened.
Many people on here won't accept any criticism of AJ. For a top paid WR, I don't understand how he gets a pass in games where he seemingly is disinterested and barely contributes. If he is doubled, fine, that helps the rest of the offense. However, it seems that a good number of the better CBs in the league (like the ones he will see in the playoffs) are shutting him down.
If that isn't a concern to anyone, start practicing your excuses for a first round playoff exit. Maybe he should be put in motion more. Maybe he needs to learn a better release. Whatever it is, the Bengals need him to be there in the postseason. I saw Dalton answer the bell against a tremendous pass rush, on the road, in a key game. I need to see AJ do the same.
Nonsense. The DB wasn't ten yards off the line of scrimmage and he didn't faceguard AJ. He tried to press AJ at the line but he got juked and burned. Andy underthrew the pass poorly and the corner turned around and made a play on the ball. If AJ would have ran through the DB he would have drawn an OPI call and knocked the Bengals out of field goal range.
http://www.nfl.com/videos/cincinnati-bengals/0ap3000000586122/Bengals-A-J-Green-almost-comes-down-with-TD
