12-02-2024, 11:03 PM
If the Bengals front office is stubborn like they always are and decide to keep Lou around for another year, I will expect another year of what we are suffering through. How can you justify this mentality from him?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/bengals-defensive-coordinator-lou-anarumo-on-why-geno-stone-wont-be-joining-vonn-bell-on-the-sideline/ar-AA1v9hTS?ocid=BingNewsSerp
“Geno's our guy,” Anarumo said. “We'll move forward there.”
Despite Stone’s inability to finish, and sometimes even initiate, tackles, Anarumo said he’s firmly behind the safety and his effort.
“Geno's all in, 100 percent,” Anarumo said.
Per Pro Football Focus, Geno Stone ranks 55th among 55 qualifying safeties in run defense.
In terms of PFF coverage grades, Stone ranks 62nd among 66 safeties.
I read this and thought this statement pretty much sums up our defense this year. I can see Mike Brown holding onto this coaching staff another year with an excuse of past success (that is success in Mike Brown's mind).
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/bengals-defensive-coordinator-lou-anarumo-on-why-geno-stone-wont-be-joining-vonn-bell-on-the-sideline/ar-AA1v9hTS?ocid=BingNewsSerp
“Geno's our guy,” Anarumo said. “We'll move forward there.”
Despite Stone’s inability to finish, and sometimes even initiate, tackles, Anarumo said he’s firmly behind the safety and his effort.
“Geno's all in, 100 percent,” Anarumo said.
Per Pro Football Focus, Geno Stone ranks 55th among 55 qualifying safeties in run defense.
In terms of PFF coverage grades, Stone ranks 62nd among 66 safeties.
I read this and thought this statement pretty much sums up our defense this year. I can see Mike Brown holding onto this coaching staff another year with an excuse of past success (that is success in Mike Brown's mind).
