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Bengals O line produces top 5 worst performance during PFF era Monday night.
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(10-02-2019, 01:53 PM)Wyche Wrote: I was referring to the defense, but yes, they were 4-1. I don't know about the line being misevaluated, again, no Glenn, no Boling, no Redmond (I laughed a little), and then no Jonah Williams. That's a pretty bad break any way you slice it dude.

They should have done better about the LBs for sure. Hell, I'd just start playing Pratt at this point.

The one silver lining to losing a lot of games and knocking yourself out of the playoffs early is it gives you a chance to get a good look at some guys that don't see a lot of playing time otherwise.  You can actually evaluate them in genuine games against genuine offenses/defenses.  It's like you said, at this point Pratt should be out there most of the time - ready to start or not.  It literally does not hurt at this point.
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RE: Bengals O line produces top 5 worst performance during PFF era Monday night. - Big Boss - 10-02-2019, 01:56 PM

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