It sure was nice..

[*michaelsean*]

(12-19-2017, 12:00 AM)Vlad Wrote: Again, you need to learn the difference between what is bungled and what is a failed attempt.

Two bengals watched Laveon Bell run down the sidelines for a TD right in front of them.
One made a half hearted attempt to push him out, the other thought he was out and did nothing.
Bungled example #1

Bungling is the antics of Pacman and Burthdefect that caused the bungles to lose a playoff game...which incidentally was a prime example of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
100% avoidable.

Bungling would be like fumbling the ball without being touched, or a WR dropping the ball he had already secured.
Recall a couple years ago Andy Dalton against the Steelers fumbled the ball while diving forward untouched... led to a bengals loss of course.

Then theres the New Orleans game from yrs back. Bengals winning  Fourth and 1 on the bengals 5.  Every Bengal D lineman knew Drew Breeze was trying to get them to jump offsides, and sure enough one of you bozos did. 100% avoidable.

Just a few I remember. The bengals are the kings of bungle.

1st and goal down by three and you don't tie it.  Sorry, but that's the definition of bungling.  Trust me.  I'm a pro.