Notes From Training Camp 2025

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(Yesterday, 02:54 PM)ERIC1 Wrote: Aside from baltimore and detroit, there was no real appreciable differnce in output , yards per game..with the next ten  top teams..and superbowl champ philadelphia and cincinnati were almost identical

As far as your nonsensical banter about wanting to be the best...just because this FO has not signed over the hill, slightly injured big name players whose best playing days are long behind them..does not mean they are not trying to be the best

Do you really think that the powers that be in the bengals organiztion are sitting back and putposefully not signing certain players to piss off Bengals Board members

And I dont are what sportswriters feel. Even though .there are many that feel if this line stays healthy this year, with the changes made in coaching and player additiins, , that the OL will be solid

And finally, by the end of training camp..the organization will have a much better feel..specific to the offensive line..and guess what...there will be some really good young healthy players that made it to final cuts..they will be available

Again, i hope you are doing well post surgical and your heart is strong.We were delayed .. one of our gang is a cardiac surgeon and had to do the emergency stent thing...but now off to the golf course..take care

I am not bashing the FO and even mentioned if the player is an upgrade in talent and not just name. I do trust our coaches and their ability to evalauate. But theirr job is to evaluate and improve exsiting players. You give an OL coach a prove vet who is healthy is likely better than our 5th best OG on our team. My point being is adding depth in the NFL is important too.

We are in rare territory, we have not had this much cap space at this time of the year in a very long time. I am hopeful the FO continues to evaluate and bring guys in like they did with Fant and certainly after final roster cuts are made may be some better guard vets availble then Risner or Hernnandez or not.