05-04-2022, 02:30 PM
(05-04-2022, 08:49 AM)fredtoast Wrote: This is a perfect example of why so many people fall for this "character stuff".
All I ever did was speak the truth about Burrow's problems throwing the deep ball. But some people stuck their heads in the sand and swore it was not true. Everytime I mentioned Burrow's problem with the deep ball I said it could be corrected because it was not based on lack of arm strength. But the "Cult of Character" don't deal in facts. They make up whatever fits their theory.
Taylor's "character" got us the worst record in the NFL until he got enough talented free agents to build a roster. Once again I speak facts and truth while the "Cult of Character" make up a story to fit their theory.
(05-04-2022, 10:40 AM)WychesWarrior Wrote: Kenny Anderson said he saw it during the London game against the Rams in year one.....
Wait good to know …Kenny Anderson noticed it before Fredtoast? Amazing
(05-04-2022, 10:54 AM)fredtoast Wrote: This just is not true. Bengali played poorly in the playoffs under Marvin, but due to our front office refusal to address needs in free agency the Bengali were usually the underdog in the playoff games. Bengali were 4 point underdogs in both '11 and '15 playoff game. Overall they were underdogs in 5 of Marvins trips to postseason.
LOL and the Bengals weren’t heavy underdogs versus KC (2) Tenn and the like? Poor pitiful Marvin and lucky Zac…. LOL the bias.
The bottom line and why Fred can’t see the forest for the trees is that you can have talent but a bunch of individuals playing as individuals. If you don’t have talent it’s impossible to win period. At some point you have to build some confidence and build a winning attitude to get over the hump. In Taylor’s case he knocked it out the park.
