07-28-2015, 12:23 PM
Because of the inability to move the ball and the turnovers by the offense (especially in the second half), I think it actually makes it harder for the defense to create turnovers. Why? If I was the offensive coordinator of the opposing team, I'd call plays where the chances of that happening were lower. Hang on to the ball in the 2nd half and let the Bengals hang themselves. History shows that they will. They'll start throwing it 60-70% of the time and then just wait for them to make a mistake.
I think there's plenty of evidence to point the finger at the coaching and offense as well.
I think there's plenty of evidence to point the finger at the coaching and offense as well.
"Our offensive line is going to surprise a lot of people" - Mike Brown (7-26-21)
