I understand injuries, but other than injuries what are the Bengals doing differently on offense compared to last year? They aren't throwing deep. The offense is still very good, but it is not clicking on all cylinders.

 

You failed to answer any of the questions I asked.

 

Palmer's already been sacked 21 times this year, that was the total last year. And, you want him to have to stand and wait to throw deep more????

#14- Bad slant to Chad that Hall almost picks.

I think maybe you should have logged Rudi's carries. Would have been easier. If the Bengals do not commit to the run game particularly #32, they are in deep trouble this week and the remainder if the season IMO.

You failed to answer any of the questions I asked.

 

Palmer's already been sacked 21 times this year, that was the total last year. And, you want him to have to stand and wait to throw deep more????

 

 

With the run, then play action. He's getting hit on third down because they won't throw the ball downfield on 1st and 2nd down.

I'll leave you to figure out how best to beat Madden, and these questions:

 

How many teams in the NFL scored 27 or more and lost Sunday?

 

How many teams in the NFL have EVER averaged 31 points a game for a season? Heck how many average 31 right now after only seven or eight games?

 

 

First answer.... who cares

Second answer.....still who cares

 

 

If the Bengals ran better plays on Sunday they could have scored more points.......

You failed to answer any of the questions I asked.

 

Palmer's already been sacked 21 times this year, that was the total last year. And, you want him to have to stand and wait to throw deep more????

 

 

 

And yes I want to run what has worked this year and last. If we use Rudi effectively that can stop the blitz. Play Action can keep guys off the QB. If it can't then oh well. HE'S BEEN GETTING KILLED ANYWAY; TRY SOMETHING ELSE!!!!!!

So GT-What did you come up with? They Bengals are real good throwing left.:lol:

And yes I want to run what has worked this year and last. If we use Rudi effectively that can stop the blitz. Play Action can keep guys off the QB. If it can't then oh well. HE'S BEEN GETTING KILLED ANYWAY; TRY SOMETHING ELSE!!!!!!

I agree that they need to go up top more. Their three step drop fade has had a large margin of sucess this year vs. the times they have thrown it. BTW, sandman, it takes less than two seconds to get this play off.

I agree that they need to go up top more. Their three step drop fade has had a large margin of sucess this year vs. the times they have thrown it. BTW, sandman, it takes less than two seconds to get this play off.

 

 

If you run it twice and it works, then run it five times.

If you run it twice and it works, then run it five times.

If it works two out of eight, its well worth it. It is basically who wants to make a play for the football, in which I will take our recievers over most DB's down the sidelines.

First answer.... who cares

Second answer.....still who cares

 

 

If the Bengals ran better plays on Sunday they could have scored more points.......

To quote a good friend of mine, let us never forget that the team with the most points wins.

If it works two out of eight, its well worth it. It is basically who wants to make a play for the football, in which I will take our recievers over most DB's down the sidelines.

 

 

Our percentage over the last 2 years is WAY better than 25 percent on the deep ball.

Our percentage over the last 2 years is WAY better than 25 percent on the deep ball.

No doubt. This is something that me and a mutual friend of ours have been saying for two years. Go deep. Are we afraid to let one of the best reciever corps in the NFL make plays?

No doubt. This is something that me and a mutual friend of ours have been saying for two years. Go deep. Are we afraid to let one of the best reciever corps in the NFL make plays?

 

 

What secondary can cover Henry and Johnson running deep and TJ running underneath????? If Henry and Johnson run streaks from the left slot and right wide then 3 people at least have to go backwards. One of them will be doubled every time but the other one won't.

No doubt. This is something that me and a mutual friend of ours have been saying for two years. Go deep. Are we afraid to let one of the best reciever corps in the NFL make plays?

 

 

Honestly there is a lot I don't understand about football, but this seems easy to me.

Honestly there is a lot I don't understand about football, but this seems easy to me.

Simple game. Put your best players in positions to make plays. Henry and Johnson usually win the battle for the football down the sidelines. Give Carson two seconds, and it will be on the money. If they start to double cover, hit a clear route underneath. The Bengals have had a lot of sucess with this package, I just don't think they do it enough.