Three winners and three losers

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(11-02-2020, 10:15 AM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: Up:

Perine. Had a few nice runs to spell Gio, and scored a TD.

Spain. Dude came in off the street and made an immediate difference. Opened up a nice hole on the Gio TD.

Brandon Wilson. ST were great all day, but his big return was a huge play to take momentum right back from Tennessee.

Honorable mention to Bell. His best game as a Bengal by far.


Down:

AJ. 2 catches for 19 yds. It looked he was getting ready to break out after a couple nice games in a row, but those are pedestrian numbers for any WR, let alone a “#1.” I know some people thought Joe under threw the one deep ball a bit, but that’s still a catch AJ used to make in his sleep.

ADG. Not very impressed with him so far. There was one play where Tannehill ran for a 1st and ADG looked slow as shit trying to chase him down.

WJ3. Brutal game all around for him. Got burned, missed tackles, and generally just didn’t look good.

Dishonorable mention to Lou Anarumo. His defense is still pretty awful overall. Titans were gashing us on the ground (and not just Henry), and they allowed 13 4th quarter points. Luckily our offense didn’t do their typical disappearing act in the second half.

Excellent point about Wilson.  Perine ran had and always fell forward.  He wasn't looking to cut back and risk a big loss, but always got the positive yards to at least keep them on schedule with moving the chains.  Those runs may not have yielded a ton of yardage, but they paid dividends down the stretch and helped keep the team balanced.  

I wish they would use ADG on blitz packages more often.  That was his biggest strength coming out of college.