09-08-2024, 09:43 PM
(09-08-2024, 08:39 PM)Nepa Wrote: Yeah, that's pretty bad. But I blame Ja'Marr for that; if Zac says he can't answer when he knew Chase was going to play, then the star WR, who the Bengals needed, is refusing to communicate with his bosses about his plans. What can Zac do? If he tells Chase he can't play in the game, then the Bengals would have no top WR for the game and, in addition, the front office would be upset that Zac's inserted himself in the negotiations. Chase had a responsibility to communicate early his plans to play and to practice.
Zac looks like a total pushover. If he doesnt step up and show the players he is in charge, he is going to lose the respect of the locker room. He needs to tell Chase and the media that he expects Chase to practice and if Chase doesnt practice he wont play. None of this I dont know if Chase is going to play because Chase hasnt told me if he will play or not. Is Chase the head coach or is Zac? Zac looks weak and not head coach material with the way he is handling this.
