06-16-2019, 12:43 AM
The system this coach used at LA Rams is a good fit for Ross. Anyone who does Fantasy Football knows the Rams receivers all got the ball. So you could add free agents off Rams because they were all getting passes to catch. Yes the Rams blocked and the Rams ran the ball, but they could throw the ball. Not that much different from the Super Bowl St Louis Rams. Like in basketball, you pass it to the open man. Bengals will need AJ Green, Boyd, Ross, a 4th WR, Eifert & TE's , and Mixon or RB's all making the catch when the defense leaves them the open man. If it is for 3 yards or 30 yards, make the catch when the defense makes you the open man. That's all it is. You take away pass rushers and you don't have enough pass coverage for all the receivers if you include the RB as Rams do. The Rams are all about too many receivers to cover and you hit the open man. When those times come, if Ross catches the ball, for 3 yards or 30, he is helping NEW DEY.
Two things. Bengals have to block like the Rams. They have to run the ball like the Rams. Mixon is forced to be Todd Gurley. That is key because the trick of Rams is the D doesn't know if that guy on each play is a RB or a WR. Mixon also must keep the D's guessing, and when they have to guess, you got em'. So if these things happen and players stay healthy, Ross will get his chances. The coaches will need to get Dalton out of throwing to Green in double or triple coverage. In NEW DEY, there is no #1 WR, and # 2 WR and # 3 WR. In NEW DEY, it is basketball hit the open man. On every play someone will be open, and that is who Dalton must pass to.
So the NEW DEY system and the new coach said he has big use of Ross. I can add that Ross was injured all his rookie year. As 2018 went along, I saw him making the move from college to NFL. He just needed some healthy playing time. He even flashed signs of being a star on some catches. So one of the bright sides of last year was Ross finally got healthy and off the bench. He was still a rookie needing to bust his college cherry and learn the NFL. He did that and is now ready to be a part of NEW DEY. Those who think college is the same as NFL are wrong. College is like baseball minor leagues and NFL is the major league. Same in NBA. Now that Ross has actually got on the field after his early injuries, he is no longer a rookie. Due to injuries, going into 2018 he was still a rookie. Now that he has caught some passes and had NFL players pop his chops and take him to school, he is past that rookie stage.
Oh yes, some Who Dey Fans in past would wonder if a WR got hot, who would get traded. Let it be known that in NEW DEY, you want more hot receivers than a D can cover. NEW DEY is not a one trick pony star, it is hit the open man. The Team, The Team, The Team. I'm sure if Boyd or Ross have big games Fans will still talk Who Dey on Who gets traded. The answer is nobody because you want as many good receivers as you can get in NEW DEY. If Green is double covered and doesn't catch a pass all day and Bengals win, then Green has had a good day letting the others get wide open. I know that hurts if you have him in Fantasy Football. If other players start putting up Bengals wins. Green will see less double coverage and THAT is when this can become a play-off win team. So good you can get Green in single coverage situations, which he will win all game long.
Two things. Bengals have to block like the Rams. They have to run the ball like the Rams. Mixon is forced to be Todd Gurley. That is key because the trick of Rams is the D doesn't know if that guy on each play is a RB or a WR. Mixon also must keep the D's guessing, and when they have to guess, you got em'. So if these things happen and players stay healthy, Ross will get his chances. The coaches will need to get Dalton out of throwing to Green in double or triple coverage. In NEW DEY, there is no #1 WR, and # 2 WR and # 3 WR. In NEW DEY, it is basketball hit the open man. On every play someone will be open, and that is who Dalton must pass to.
So the NEW DEY system and the new coach said he has big use of Ross. I can add that Ross was injured all his rookie year. As 2018 went along, I saw him making the move from college to NFL. He just needed some healthy playing time. He even flashed signs of being a star on some catches. So one of the bright sides of last year was Ross finally got healthy and off the bench. He was still a rookie needing to bust his college cherry and learn the NFL. He did that and is now ready to be a part of NEW DEY. Those who think college is the same as NFL are wrong. College is like baseball minor leagues and NFL is the major league. Same in NBA. Now that Ross has actually got on the field after his early injuries, he is no longer a rookie. Due to injuries, going into 2018 he was still a rookie. Now that he has caught some passes and had NFL players pop his chops and take him to school, he is past that rookie stage.
Oh yes, some Who Dey Fans in past would wonder if a WR got hot, who would get traded. Let it be known that in NEW DEY, you want more hot receivers than a D can cover. NEW DEY is not a one trick pony star, it is hit the open man. The Team, The Team, The Team. I'm sure if Boyd or Ross have big games Fans will still talk Who Dey on Who gets traded. The answer is nobody because you want as many good receivers as you can get in NEW DEY. If Green is double covered and doesn't catch a pass all day and Bengals win, then Green has had a good day letting the others get wide open. I know that hurts if you have him in Fantasy Football. If other players start putting up Bengals wins. Green will see less double coverage and THAT is when this can become a play-off win team. So good you can get Green in single coverage situations, which he will win all game long.
1968 Bengal Fan
