10-23-2017, 10:24 PM
(10-23-2017, 10:07 PM)Wyche Wrote: You need to do your homework. Joe Haden has OWNED AJ Green his entire career.Haden hasn't done much against green since like 2014 man. Also, I don't really see what that has to do with this game in 2017? Both of the int were on Dalton. The first was a bad throw and the second was just a dumb throw.
Second....I don't call a guy getting the shit kicked out of him all day long and continuing to get up "peeing down one's leg"....I'd lay that on the sorry son of a bitches that are supposed to be stopping that from happening...and I WAS one of those guys. In fact, I admire the guy's grit....and I'd say the linemen need to check their boxers to see if they even have balls.
Mediocre Marv is just that...mediocre...Mike Brown is two steps below that as GM. He isn't even serviceable. I wouldn't hire him to run a donkey show by hand...let alone his inbred kid.
The whole team shits the bed the entire time under the lights. The defense may as well not have been on the field the first half....the goddamned special teams gave up a fuggin Pee Wee league level fake punt, and the line couldn't block you....but the one son of a ***** that kept getting up for more other than Mixon (who the coaches hardly played the 2nd half) pissed down his leg? FFS. In Cincinnati it's ALWAYS the QB or Joey Votto who's to blame. SMGDH.
When did I ever say the line wasn't sorry sacks of sod? That doesn't change the fact that Dalton wasn't willing to make a play or give someone else a chance to make a play on 4th down. It also doesn't change the fact that he knelt that ball to end the game to give our offense an whole 19 yards in the second half. Ove been a Dalton supporter for most of his career but he just doesn't have what it takes to get it done. He is no longer making good decisions and he doesn't have the arm, athleticism, or accuracy to make up for non great play around him.
In the playoffs since Dalton has been here our offense has averaged 11 points...No one on our team can feel confident following Dalton or Marvin into a big game.
