Cappa's Triple Crown

[Boomer Anderson]

https://www.si.com/nfl/bengals/allbengals-insiders-plus/look-alex-cappa-takes-home-negative-pass-protection-triple-crown-following-2024-season-01jh0w9c8enz

Crappa won the negative OL triple crown.  Volson was close behind.

Pressures, sacks and hurries.  Crappa was the point/counter point to Jamar's triple crown.

Guard is a problem.  You know it's bad when you kinda miss Carman and Spain.

[TheFan]

(Yesterday, 08:44 PM)Boomer Anderson Wrote: https://www.si.com/nfl/bengals/allbengals-insiders-plus/look-alex-cappa-takes-home-negative-pass-protection-triple-crown-following-2024-season-01jh0w9c8enz

Crappa won the negative OL triple crown.  Volson was close behind.

Pressures, sacks and hurries.  Crappa was the point/counter point to Jamar's triple crown.

Guard is a problem.  You know it's bad when you kinda miss Carman and Spain.

Doesn't surprise me. It was rare to watch teams get beat faster straight up the middle then us. These are inexpensive upgrades that could make a big difference. 

[Bengalion]

LMAO! Was Cappa that bad before signing with us? If I'm not mistaken he was playing with Brady in Tampa during their SB run.

[Frank Booth]

(Yesterday, 09:18 PM)Bengalion Wrote: LMAO! Was Cappa that bad before signing with us? If I'm not mistaken he was playing with Brady in Tampa during their SB run.

Cappa was good and then he got hurt last game of the season in 22. Never recovered

[Bilbo Saggins]

(Yesterday, 09:20 PM)Frank Booth Wrote: Cappa was good and then he got hurt last game of the season in 22. Never recovered

I wonder why they didn't put him on IR. Next man up, assess who you have on the bench, and hopefully get him back playing near 100%. The same could be said about Hubbard. It reminds me of what people said happened to Atkins at the end of his career. 

[*TheLeonardLeap*]

(Yesterday, 10:19 PM)Bilbo Saggins Wrote: I wonder why they didn't put him on IR. Next man up, assess who you have on the bench, and hopefully get him back playing near 100%. The same could be said about Hubbard. It reminds me of what people said happened to Atkins at the end of his career. 

Because the Bengals would rather Orlando play like shit part of the time for 2 weeks, sit for 3 weeks, come back too early and play like shit for 1 week, sit for another 3 weeks, and then play hurt for another 2 weeks.

A sane team would say "hey, you have a broken leg, lets shut you down right now and give you 4-6 weeks of rest and healing so when you come back you can actually perform well".

[FormerlyBengalRugby]

Bengals brought in talent, and got worse.

It tracks...

[samhain]

I knew it was bad, but not this bad.