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Bengals WR/TES vs Seahawk secondary
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(09-03-2019, 08:32 AM)Fullrock Wrote: Excellent analysis and spot on. However, what concerns me about the Seattle pass rush isn't so much about them as it is about the Bengals O-line. You have a unit that hasn't played together with a rookie LG, a new RG, a part-time C, and possibly a backup LT if Glenn can't go. Factor in the crowd noise in Seattle that may make them a half step slower off the ball and you might have a recipe for disaster. 

That was why I mentioned the slide and a chip. If we watched all preseason they don't hold the ball long, so I am not sure the pass rush will have much of a chance to get home. All our shots tend to come off play action, which also helps a bit in terms of slowing down the rush. I like the scheme so far I am looking forward to seeing what other wrinkles get added. I have a suspicion that John Ross will be seen in motion a lot looking for ways to free him up at the line and as a decoy. 
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One facet of the offense in Cincy that ZT didn't have
In L.A was 2 TEs that can do damage down the
Middle of the field.
Having Uzomah and Eifert will allow ZT to be able
To be even more diverse in the passing game vs Seattle.
Pete Carroll didn't have to game plan much vs the Rams TEs last year.
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