Hue Jackson spouting off again...

[theguru]

“We’re going to open Pandora’s box more,” Jackson said, via the team’s website. “We tickled it a little bit last year. We’re going to open it up a little bit more this year and be who I think we can be…But I tell you what, the defenses are so good, the defensive players are so good and they disguise all the time, why can’t we? It’s a chess match, and whoever is not afraid to pull the trigger, pull the trigger. And I’m not afraid, so let’s go.”

 

Jackson said he felt he did his best coaching job last season as the Bengals finished 15th in total offense while dealing with injuries to wide receiver A.J. Green, tight end Tyler Eifert and others.

 

Hue Jackson plans to open Pandora?s box this season | ProFootballTalk

[theguru]

Just like always Hue, you got the talking part done.

[NKY Bandit]

Unfortunately, this teams success lies in the hands of the QB, as they with most teams. Ours happens to be mediocre. Not much you can do with a guy with a weak (for NFL standards) arm without the size to see the middle of the field.

[MJAlltheWay24]

So how many TD passes does Sanu get this year?

[Hellbird]

So how many TD passes does Sanu get this year?

One thing is sure, his QB rating will be better than Dalton's and he will also have less Int's

[Drunk Johnny]

What else can Hue say. They are going to live and die with Andy, so he might as well try to be positive and hope for the best. It better be run first, run second, and play action pass third and let the defense win the games.

[theguru]

What else can Hue say. They are going to live and die with Andy, so he might as well try to be positive and hope for the best. It better be run first, run second, and play action pass third and let the defense win the games.

 

Hue needs to shut is pie hole.

[CincySportsFan]

Hue needs to shut is pie hole.

 

As Hue's former employer would say..."Just win baby!"

[futurecoach]

Unfortunately, this teams success lies in the hands of the QB, as they with most teams. Ours happens to be mediocre. Not much you can do with a guy with a weak (for NFL standards) arm without the size to see the middle of the field.

 

I don't think his arm is that big of a problem. It's his locking onto one receiver and not going through progressions.