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A wasted season?

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Just one article. Btw it was 2009-10 when this same talk surfaced

 

 

"CINCINNATI -- Last year at this time, the Bengals were an easy pick as a bounce-back team for 2009.

Carson Palmer was his healthiest in years. The schedule was reasonably easy. Seeds of a good 4-3 defense were planted in 2008 and started to bloom during the 2009 offseason.

From the looks of the Bengals as they finished their offseason workouts Thursday, their roster is much stronger and deeper than last season. Good starters in some spots are backed up by talented young players with potential. On paper, this might be the deepest, most talented Bengals team seen in years."

 

By the way, that was from John claytonhttp://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=clayton_john&id=5301274

 

Thank you I was curious on where you had heard this, because that was the first I had heard about that team. I even was arguing with people saying they needed more talent that year.

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Thank you I was curious on where you had heard this, because that was the first I had heard about that team. I even was arguing with people saying they needed more talent that year.

No problem. Yea, I didn't think they were set just yet then either, their defense still needed some players imo.

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