Today's performance

[swilson3828]

Today's demolition of the Pittsburg Squealers was the best all around, complete performance for the Bengals that I can honestly remember......and I'm 52. Was there anything negative today other than the pick by Burrow that was immediately answer by a Bengal pick 6?? Today was complete domination from start to finish

[Whacked]

x2.

Longggg time fan as well

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

Yessir! The 61-7 drubbing of Houston comes to mind, but the most complete beat down of the Stoolers I can recall? Yes.

[OUatown]

It was really fun to watch! I really hope the defense is able to keep playing well the rest of the season!

[ezekiel23]

I predicted the Bengals to win,but I sure didn’t see this blowout coming.Hoping the Bengals can maintain this level of play.If a team is going to peak,this is a good time of the season to be peaking.

[NUGDUKWE]

Just Burrow seems to panic a bit under pressure
I believe he was getting some pressure when he threw the pick. Also missed an easy TD to Chase if he would've stepped up in the pocket on 3rd down following the Apple pick. But a great team win today.

[Socal Bengals fan]

I'll be watching the replay of the game before I go to bed every day ... good times

[Fan_in_Kettering]

(11-28-2021, 07:57 PM)WychesWarrior Wrote: Yessir! The 61-7 drubbing of Houston comes to mind, but the most complete beat down of the Stoolers I can recall? Yes.

Yes! The 41-10 beatdown of the Steelers today, the 45-10 blowout of the Bears in 2009, and the 61-7 smackdown of the Oilers you mentioned have an interesting thing in common: I was there for all three!

Other than the one unfortunate pick by Joe Burrow this was as complete of a game I’ve seen the Bengals play since 2015. The defense was SO impressive and I’m happy with what Lou Anarumo planned today to stop Pittsburgh and the players executed their assignments nearly flawlessly.

[BoomerFan]

Was very happy to be wrong about this game.

[*bfine32*]

After last year's win one of the talking heads said our victory over Pitt was most impressive because for the first time since 2015 we out "physicaled" the Steelers. We've now done it 3 games in a row. This is not you older cousin's Bengals.

[Bengalitis]

If we get our sh*t together, we can do some serious damage, in other words, we dictate through out the game, yes sir!

[Shake n Blake]

38-3 vs expansion Texans (2002)
30-0 @ Browns (2006)
45-10 vs Bears (2009)
49-9 vs Jets (2013)
30-0 @ Browns (2014)
37-3 @ Browns (2015)
41-10 vs Steelers (2021)

Those are the only other 30 point blowouts since when I became a fan in 1993.

This was easily the most impactful and meaningful blowout of the last 30 years.

[Tony]

(11-28-2021, 07:40 PM)swilson3828 Wrote: Today's demolition of the Pittsburg Squealers was the best all around, complete performance for the Bengals that I can honestly remember......and I'm 52. Was there anything negative today other than the pick by Burrow that was immediately answer by a Bengal pick 6?? Today was complete domination from start to finish

I'm not worried about today's pick. He was going for the jugular and took a chance... They were up 3 scores and he wanted to finish them. I'm ok with it...

[Tony]

(11-28-2021, 08:30 PM)ezekiel23 Wrote: I predicted the Bengals to win,but I sure didn’t see this blowout coming.Hoping the Bengals can maintain this level of play.If a team is going to peak,this is a good time of the season to be peaking.

I predicted 41-19 in the prediction thread... I gave Pissburgh to much credit..

[Destro]

Based on what the Browns and Ravens are looking like tonight, how the Chargers looked and where the Broncos are, there's a fair chance. Any given Sunday, but not to be intimidated, for sure.

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

(11-28-2021, 11:34 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: 38-3 vs expansion Texans (2002)
30-0 @ Browns (2006)
45-10 vs Bears (2009)
49-9 vs Jets (2013)
30-0 @ Browns (2014)
37-3 @ Browns (2015)
41-10 vs Steelers (2021)

Those are the only other 30 point blowouts since when I became a fan in 1993.

This was easily the most impactful and meaningful blowout of the last 30 years.

I was at that Jets game.

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

(11-28-2021, 09:40 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: Yes! The 41-10 beatdown of the Steelers today, the 45-10 blowout of the Bears in 2009, and the 61-7 smackdown of the Oilers you mentioned have an interesting thing in common:  I was there for all three!  

Other than the one unfortunate pick by Joe Burrow this was as complete of a game I’ve seen the Bengals play since 2015.  The defense was SO impressive and I’m happy with what Lou Anarumo planned today to stop Pittsburgh and the players executed their assignments nearly flawlessly.

Sounds like you need to make more games! 

[Essex Johnson]

(11-28-2021, 07:40 PM)swilson3828 Wrote: Today's demolition of the Pittsburg Squealers was the best all around, complete performance for the Bengals that I can honestly remember......and I'm 52. Was there anything negative today other than the pick by Burrow that was immediately answer by a Bengal pick 6?? Today was complete domination from start to finish

Got to go back to Boomer years for this type of dominance 

[fredtoast]

(11-28-2021, 11:34 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: 38-3 vs expansion Texans (2002)
30-0 @ Browns (2006)
45-10 vs Bears (2009)
49-9 vs Jets (2013)
30-0 @ Browns (2014)
37-3 @ Browns (2015)
41-10 vs Steelers (2021)

Those are the only other 30 point blowouts since when I became a fan in 1993.

This was easily the most impactful and meaningful blowout of the last 30 years.

When Carson returned as QB for the Raiders it seemed like we beat him by at least 30.

[Roland]

(11-28-2021, 09:15 PM)NUGDUKWE Wrote: Just Burrow seems to panic a bit under pressure
I believe he was getting some pressure when he threw the pick. Also missed an easy TD to Chase if he would've stepped up in the pocket on 3rd down following the Apple pick. But a great team win today.

Bah!  There's not an ounce of panic in Joe Burrow.  Sometimes he tries a too hard to make a play. He's getting better at calculating that and at that point in the game with that field position we could afford the risk.