Notes From Training Camp 2025

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(Yesterday, 11:21 AM)WeezyBengal Wrote: A lot of it has to do with what he was asked to do at AM as well. He was constantly asked to attack the B gap in their scheme. They pretty much said just go attack the inside and wreak as much havoc as possible. That's not going to get you a ton of recorded production, but will help out the team as a whole. 
Im really, really starting to sell myself on the pick. I think there is a lot of untapped production the Bengals can get out of him. 

True and not true. He played alot more true 4-3 End snaps where he had to attack the Offensive Tackle compared to guys like Mike Green and James Pearce that were strictly 34 OLBs and worked with more space.


That doesn't discount thr fact that Shemar missed a ton of plays for missed tackles, bad body control when he was in thr backfield, and slow hands with bad placement. He is an athletic freak and can cause havoc in thr back field but he left alot of plays on the field. We also have to remember 2024 was his first year as the full time starter so he's growing.