06-08-2017, 04:45 AM
Most important besides QB.
1.)Geno- best player on defense and makes everything go.
2.) AJ Green- best player on offense gives defensive coordinators nightmares
3.) Vontaz- heart & soul of team
4.) Carlos Dunlap- best edge player on defense and a top 20 defensive end.
5.) Eifert- top 5 TE when healthy.
6.) OG- he is a terrible player but he plays LT now which makes important. However I don't think the Bengal are expecting greatness so I expect to see more double teams and quick throws to help him out.
7.)Fisher- RT is also important and need him to play well. Can't have two terrible tackles in NFL.
8.) John Ross- his speed will give more space for the running game and open up the middle of the field for the passing game.
9.) Tyler Boyd- I expect to see a lot of quick passes this season and with a hopefully healthy AJ, Eifert, and Ross. Someone is going to benefit from the underneath routes. Insert slot WR Boyd as a favorite of Daltons.
10.) Mixion- is ability out of the backfield and blocking will come in handy.
1.)Geno- best player on defense and makes everything go.
2.) AJ Green- best player on offense gives defensive coordinators nightmares
3.) Vontaz- heart & soul of team
4.) Carlos Dunlap- best edge player on defense and a top 20 defensive end.
5.) Eifert- top 5 TE when healthy.
6.) OG- he is a terrible player but he plays LT now which makes important. However I don't think the Bengal are expecting greatness so I expect to see more double teams and quick throws to help him out.
7.)Fisher- RT is also important and need him to play well. Can't have two terrible tackles in NFL.
8.) John Ross- his speed will give more space for the running game and open up the middle of the field for the passing game.
9.) Tyler Boyd- I expect to see a lot of quick passes this season and with a hopefully healthy AJ, Eifert, and Ross. Someone is going to benefit from the underneath routes. Insert slot WR Boyd as a favorite of Daltons.
10.) Mixion- is ability out of the backfield and blocking will come in handy.
