Turd of the day

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(11-01-2016, 12:45 AM)Bengalholic Wrote: So, even if they allowed the game winning FG, they did their job? I guess we'll just agree to disagree on that.

As for the Redskins D in OT...they forced a punt on the Bengals first drive and the Bengals fumbled on the 2nd. They didn't allow the Bengals to get into FG position on either drive. Each side helped the other (missed FG, fumble)...but, I would say the Redskins did their job because because the Bengals couldn't get any farther than the Redskins 40 (ending at the 48).

You can say that neither team allowed any points and you'd be correct. However, one allowed a game winning FG attempt, while the other didn't. That's not my opinion, that's the way it went down.

Disagree all you want but only one of us is dealing in ifs.

Bengals were in FG position on the opening drive of OT. The QB just made a bonehead move of taking a sack where you cannot take one. We were also driving on our second possession in OT when our QB fumbles the ball. 

As I said you and others think giving up 0 points in OT is not doing your job. Seems like a pretty tough crowd from where I sit.