New Myles Murphy is 13.6 % body fat

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(8 hours ago)Bronxbengal Wrote: Where have I heard this story before with this organization….thats right they tried to do the same thing on the OL after the Brown family was too stubborn to pay Whitworth.  I can excuse mistakes and misses but repeating the same mistakes illustrates the incompetence of the Brown family.  Murphy is trending along the same lines as the same tackles drafted after losing Whitworth but the only difference is the Bengals didn’t rely on a washed up coach who chooses talent based on how they pour ketchup.  This organization is a sitcom TV show

I hope people understand that was a control question for the interview process to surprise prospects who have been coached to answer questions specifically. 

Every team does stuff like that. 

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(8 hours ago)Bronxbengal Wrote: Where have I heard this story before with this organization….thats right they tried to do the same thing on the OL after the Brown family was too stubborn to pay Whitworth.  I can excuse mistakes and misses but repeating the same mistakes illustrates the incompetence of the Brown family.  Murphy is trending along the same lines as the same tackles drafted after losing Whitworth but the only difference is the Bengals didn’t rely on a washed up coach who chooses talent based on how they pour ketchup.  This organization is a sitcom TV show

I guess you enjoy the show or else you would turn the channel.

As for Murphy, he was a projected 1st round pick. He was not my choice, but to say it was a horrible choice at the time is just wrong. As for comparing him to the 1st round OT that drafted to take over for Whitt is also wrong as many experts flagged him for his unjury and othe issues. Ced was a horrible choice, after the fact playing Monday morning QB does not make you look smart, it is easy to do.

In time, we will see if Murphy can improve or turns out to be a very bad choice. This is year 3, so not like is career is over.

[Bronxbengal]

(8 hours ago)Synric Wrote: I hope people understand that was a control question for the interview process to surprise prospects who have been coached to answer questions specifically. 

Every team does stuff like that. 

Were these organization so proud that they actually admitted using the dumb  ketchup question to gauge intelligence?  Paul Alexander was a bum