04-12-2025, 04:45 PM
(04-11-2025, 12:26 PM)Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 Wrote: Me, either. I was team Sewell, but was fine with Chase. Pitts, on the other hand ...
I would of been happy with any of them. I think Pitts has not been used right with the Falcons and he would be much better here with
Burrow throwing him the ball. Sewell would of been a great pick too, but looking back I should of been on team Chase lol
(04-11-2025, 12:30 PM)ochocincos Wrote: That wasn't my concern, actually.
I was arguing that I don't think adding more to the RB room is going to pay off as much because I don't foresee Taylor and Pitcher adjusting the playcalling to really give multiple RBs a good number of touches.
So why take a RB on Day 2 who may get sub-300 touches?
Or if a RB is taken and used a lot, what would that mean for Chase Brown, who did admirably last year once becoming a workhorse?
I know some people want an offense like Detroit has, but they aren't paying nearly as much into their receivers like Bengals are.
ASB is the only pass catcher making >$10 mill APY. LaPorta and JMo are making sub-$6 mill APY each.
If Bengals are going to pay so much for pass catchers, it's expected (or at least I expect) that the offense will be far more pass-heavy than balanced.
Yeah, they would definitely have to change up the game plan if they drafted a RB somewhat early. We pay Chase and Tee the big bucks
now so the focus should be on getting them the ball, but I just cannot help thinking if we had a scary run game it would put the Offense
over the top. Chase Brown is good and can break big runs but not if he is tuckered out too early in games.
I like that we brought back Samaje, but he is getting up there in age and Moss shown nothing last season to impress me. Trayveon has
been around far too long for my liking. I would love adding a talented RB and with how deep this Draft is they don't have to take one early.
