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Buffalo 21 Cincinnati 17

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Great job by the Bengals coaching staff. Now the Bengals just need to get more good players.

Great job by the Bengals coaching staff. Now the Bengals just need to get more good players.

 

Agreed they made some really nice halftime adjustments. Which is something we haven't been able to say around here in these parts in a long time.

Great job by the Bengals coaching staff. Now the Bengals just need to get more good players.

 

I thought so too. The new coaching staff inherited a mess offensively. Once they get the players they need I believe that things will get better.

Defensive played really good until the last drive. You could tell the Bengals defense was gassed once Buffalo went hurry up that last drive.

 

Dalton and the offense finally found their rhythm after the Bengals got an interception. Then the dreaded high and behind pass of a receiver gets tipped up in the air to end the game.

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Hard to win in the NFL to have 4 turnovers and allow the other teams offense to be on the field for just under 37 minutes. On a positive note I liked the adjustments and the heart and emotion they played in the 2nd half. Just have to have guts step up and make big plays now.

I would like to hear what D Coordinator Lou said to the team at half time. I think he lit them up. He was animated on the sideline at the end of the 1st half.

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I would like to hear what D Coordinator Lou said to the team at half time. I think he lit them up. He was animated on the sideline at the end of the 1st half.

Good to hear that, a bunch of these guys on BOTH sides of the ball need their butts torn!!

Maybe I’m unfamiliar with the rules, but shouldn’t that last interception thrown by Dalton have been a safety by Buffalo? The player was never touched down and he ran out of the back of the end zone.

I think they said he gave himself up.

Defensive played really good until the last drive. You could tell the Bengals defense was gassed once Buffalo went hurry up that last drive.

 

Dalton and the offense finally found their rhythm after the Bengals got an interception. Then the dreaded high and behind pass of a receiver gets tipped up in the air to end the game.

 

Sam Greene on Twitter just posted a picture of Dalton's last throw to Tate. I'm trying to upload it but it wont let me. However, Dalton was no where close on it. I knew it was high and behind, but I didn't realize how high and behind it was until i saw the pic. Not good.

1st Half: I cant believe we’re this bad.

 

2nd Half: We’re really not that bad, our O Line is just the worst in the history of the NFL.

1st Half: I cant believe we’re this bad.

 

2nd Half: We’re really not that bad, our O Line is just the worst in the history of the NFL.

 

Horrible O line, average at best qb equals not good for an offense.

Second half this week versus last week was like night and day. Much better effort.

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1st Half: I cant believe we’re this bad.

 

2nd Half: We’re really not that bad, our O Line is just the worst in the history of the NFL.

 

Agree, which is why Dalton has some REALLY BAD throws sometimes, he just doesn’t move around in the pocket well and doesn’t handle people around him well, he never has and it doesn’t look like he ever will

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