07-01-2015, 02:54 PM
An article from the board's friend Jim Owczarski...
You can never truly go back again, even if the memories of the past are fond. Revisiting the past is never quite the same, especially when you've developed carpel tunnel from World of Warcraft and grandma rolls out the friendly farm animals with the big red barn and silo.
So, five years after Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer debuted his "Fisher-Price" package centered around young pass rushers Carlos Dunlap, Geno Atkins and Michael Johnson, it's clear that while the names are the same, the game is a little different.
Read the rest here.
You can never truly go back again, even if the memories of the past are fond. Revisiting the past is never quite the same, especially when you've developed carpel tunnel from World of Warcraft and grandma rolls out the friendly farm animals with the big red barn and silo.
So, five years after Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer debuted his "Fisher-Price" package centered around young pass rushers Carlos Dunlap, Geno Atkins and Michael Johnson, it's clear that while the names are the same, the game is a little different.
Read the rest here.
