04-21-2019, 12:28 PM
(04-21-2019, 10:40 AM)fredtoast Wrote: 2010 was the biggest pre-season hype the Bengals have received in my recent memory. Yet they finished 28th in home attendence because they did not win.
We have a new coach. If fans are going to get excited over something new they will buy tickets for a new coach. Other than that new QB won't make any difference.
Winning is what matters and the best chance of us winning the most going forward is to improve the team, and right now QB is not one of our major problems.
If it's all about winning, not hype at all, then why did we finished 27th in home attendance in 2010, but dead last in 2011?
2010 = hype but no wins
2011 = no hype, but wins
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