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Bengals at Chiefs 8/10

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Bengals use half of the first quarter and Williams takes it in to give Bengals a 7-0 lead. Nice start.

Only reason Mahomes didn't take that one in himself, was so the offense could practice their goal-to-go plays.

Bengals use half of the first quarter and Williams takes it in to give Bengals a 7-0 lead. Nice start.

 

Reds have a bigger lead...:lol2:

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Bengals still have receivers running wide open in their secondary.

Only reason Mahomes didn't take that one in himself, was so the offense could practice their goal-to-go plays.

 

And to avoid getting lit up. More important than to get down and stay healthy than try to get in the end zone.

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Lombardi could coach the Bengals and we would still have 10 to 12 penalties.

Bengals still have receivers running wide open in their secondary.

 

Contrary to popular belief the Bengals secondary ranked in the top 10 in the NFL last season. Linebackers in comparison ranked near the bottom.

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Contrary to popular belief the Bengals secondary ranked in the top 10 in the NFL last season. Linebackers in comparison ranked near the bottom.

 

Who cares? All I care about is all I see are wide open receivers or penalties on cornerbacks. Plus, the other team scoring every other possession.

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Now they are even using instant replay to call pass interference to screw us. We got no chance.

Who cares? All I care about is all I see are wide open receivers or penalties on cornerbacks. Plus, the other team scoring every other possession.

 

Then you should be glad you dont like other teams secondaries then. Because you would really he unhappy then. If the Bengals secondary was that bad, but yet was a top 10 secondary. Just imagine how many open receivers you would see for the other 22 teams behind them.

Little bit frustrated we didn’t see more Ryan Finley. Wanted to see him running with the 2’s more. I’m sure the second half will be all his, but Driskel does nothing for me as the backup.

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Then you should be glad you dont like other teams secondaries then. Because you would really he unhappy then. If the Bengals secondary was that bad, but yet was a top 10 secondary. Just imagine how many open receivers you would see for the other 22 teams behind them.

 

Without looking up any stats and just sit down and watch a game, now or November, which teams has more receivers running wide open down field? See how that comes out.

Finley is the backup QB for this team. I don’t need to see anymore.

Without looking up any stats and just sit down and watch a game, now or November, which teams has more receivers running wide open down field? See how that comes out.

 

Do you watch every single team in the NFL play like you do the Bengals? I will assume no. Meaning the only way to compare if off stats which are facts. Which the facts are the Bengals secondary was better than 22 other nfl teams last year rather you want to believe that or not.

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