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Bengals vs. Eagles predictions
#61
(10-26-2024, 12:47 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: I agree with your analyst 

His analyst is from the year 1988.

NO was balanced run/pass and they lost, because they didn't run the ball effectively. Eagles ran the ball well but were pass happy that game.
TB was pass happy in their game and won.
CLE was balanced and lost because their QB is ass.

The number of times you run compared to pass is irrelevant. How effective you are running and having a QB that can move the chains on 3rd down is important. Stopping the other team on 3rd down is just as important. Getting TDs in the red zone. Important. Keeping the other team at or below 4ypc. Important. Turnovers. Important. Runn/pass ratio, not so important. 

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Despite a slow week last week, I think Burrow will have a big game on Sunday and I feel like he's going to have a big rest of the year.

I think our defense can hold their run game from exploding and then I like Hendrickson to wreak havoc in the pass rush, as well as the rest of our front seven.

Keep contain, read your keys, and don't bite on fakes.

BRING THE NOISE IN THE JUNGLE WHILE WE'RE ON DEFENSE!
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(10-26-2024, 03:12 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: His analyst is from the year 1988.

NO was balanced run/pass and they lost, because they didn't run the ball effectively. Eagles ran the ball well but were pass happy that game.
TB was pass happy in their game and won.
CLE was balanced and lost because their QB is ass.

The number of times you run compared to pass is irrelevant. How effective you are running and having a QB that can move the chains on 3rd down is important. Stopping the other team on 3rd down is just as important. Getting TDs in the red zone. Important. Keeping the other team at or below 4ypc. Important. Turnovers. Important. Runn/pass ratio, not so important. 

What do you think of my analyst? 

I would never say it is irrelevant run compared to pass  schemes because you are totally leaving out defenses and their schemes , strengths, weaknesses. So i would disagree with yours in this game
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(10-26-2024, 03:36 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: I would never say it is irrelevant run compared to pass  schemes because you are totally leaving out defenses and their schemes , strengths, weaknesses. So i would disagree with yours in this game

Effectiveness is the important part. Not numbers. 

My analyst wants to know who you think you are!?





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(10-26-2024, 01:09 PM)ERIC1 Wrote: specific to losing..I would love for you to be correct and we somehow come out of this with a chance..But with the way the Pitt and Baltimore are playing it will be very difficult..The Bengals defense has woken up and has played with energy the past two weeks perhaps our offense will click again and we have a complete game......Yet, I wholeheartedly disagree with your assessment of Henry..He is far from being a non factor..he has taken care of himself and in respect to the way he is playing this year I would be willing to be that most teams in the NFL are kicking themselves in the butt for not picking him up if they had the opportunity..If he continues at his torrid pace he most likely will be NFL player of the year..Hes on track to hit 2000 yards this year..ELITE

Hill is way more effective in shotgun than Henry and it isnt close. The Ravens are a run centric team, he fits their scheme, when they need to pass, like vs us, he doesnt see the field, not sure how you dont grasp this?
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(10-26-2024, 03:09 PM)Frank Booth Wrote: I don’t think they win without Tee unfortunately. The passing game needs to be full strength in order to beat good teams like Philly

Sad but true Zac should have a game plan in place if Tee doesn’t go. I don’t wanna hear they doubled Chase and our offense struggled. Hopefully we see more double TE sets like the Chiefs game where all 3 were TE’s factors. I know they don’t trust Burton running every down plays but just have him go deep when he’s in he’s the only WR who can separate outside of Chase.
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Bengals 27 Eagles 24
Who Dey!  Tiger
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Both teams could score 28 points, so I give the edge to the Home Team.....OK, I know Bengals haven't won a Home Game in 2024, but at least not playing in Philly. So I give edge to THE JUNGLE as Bengals win first home game AND climb to 4-4 on the season as they pull the car out of that ditch.
1968 Bengal Fan
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#69
Inactives:

WR Higgins, TE McLachlin, DE C. Johnson, DT Tufele, S Anthony.
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(10-26-2024, 02:54 PM)Whacked Wrote: We usually don’t do well against mobile QB’s

Barkley is more of a nightmare than Henry for “our” D IMHO

I hate playing stout D’s and w/o Tee (?) - this will be even rougher.

30-17 bad guys.



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(10-22-2024, 10:07 AM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: The Browns in Week 7 had the...

1st (Moore)
16th (Njoku)
22nd (Tillman)
23rd (Jeudy)

...pass catchers in average separation for the whole NFL that week. Need to be better than that against AJ Brown/Devonta Smith/Dallas Goedert. Also Saquon Barkley is 3rd in the NFL in rushing and averaging 6.1 yards per carry. Hurts rushed for 2 TDs last week and QBs running have hurt us.

This week will certainly answer us the question of if our defense actually improved from earlier in the season, or if it was just a mirage from playing Daniel Jones and Deshaun Watson back-to-back weeks.

Nope, it was a mirage from playing Daniel Jones and Deshaun Watson. Guys wide open all day yet again.
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