March 30, 20215 yr 10 hours ago, sumoroyal said: Pitts is a game changer. This is definitely going to be an interesting draft to watch. I've seen a lot of people hoping they go for Pitts or Ja'Marr Chase (Burrow's choice) as an impact receiver, while others are saying it's hard to throw the ball when you're on the ground, so they'd be better off with Sewell.
March 30, 20215 yr 8 minutes ago, CincySportsFan said: This is definitely going to be an interesting draft to watch. I've seen a lot of people hoping they go for Pitts or Ja'Marr Chase (Burrow's choice) as an impact receiver, while others are saying it's hard to throw the ball when you're on the ground, so they'd be better off with Sewell. I'm not sure I've ever been more intrigued in what the Bengals are going to do in the draft.
March 30, 20215 yr 4 hours ago, CincySportsFan said: This is definitely going to be an interesting draft to watch. I've seen a lot of people hoping they go for Pitts or Ja'Marr Chase (Burrow's choice) as an impact receiver, while others are saying it's hard to throw the ball when you're on the ground, so they'd be better off with Sewell. There will still be plenty of offensive lineman at the top of the second round.
March 31, 20215 yr The preferred option for me is the Bengals trading back if they could. As long as they can stay in the top 10 though. Getting another second round pick this year and possibly a first rounder for next year would be huge based off what the trades have brought back so far would be huge. Say if they are able to trade back to 8 with the Panthers. There is still a very good chance that either Sewell, Chase, Pitts, or even Slater would be there.
March 31, 20215 yr 1 minute ago, futurecoach said: The preferred option for me is the Bengals trading back if they could. As long as they can stay in the top 10 though. Getting another second round pick this year and possibly a first rounder for next year would be huge based off what the trades have brought back so far would be huge. Say if they are able to trade back to 8 with the Panthers. There is still a very good chance that either Sewell, Chase, Pitts, or even Slater would be there. Trade back with Carolina and the first 5 picks will be QBs IMO. That guarantees Carolina gets one of the top QBs, and guarantees the Bengals get one of Sewell, Chase, Pitts, or Slater. I think it’s a win-win for everyone involved. I would be on the phone with Carolina until they agree to it. The Bengals have to do everything they can to attempt that trade.
April 1, 20215 yr 10 hours ago, GrantNKY said: Trade back with Carolina and the first 5 picks will be QBs IMO. That guarantees Carolina gets one of the top QBs, and guarantees the Bengals get one of Sewell, Chase, Pitts, or Slater. I think it’s a win-win for everyone involved. I would be on the phone with Carolina until they agree to it. The Bengals have to do everything they can to attempt that trade. Agreed!
April 1, 20215 yr Add William Jackson to the list of former Bengals who ripped the organization after signing elsewhere. The more and more this happens, the harder it is going to be for the Bengals to shed the Bungles mentality with free agents: “Them dudes, they wonder why they’re not winning. I’m happy I’m out of that thing man. It’s a blessing to get away, and I wish them the best, but Washington…let’s go from here.”
April 1, 20215 yr 19 minutes ago, bjknku02 said: Add William Jackson to the list of former Bengals who ripped the organization after signing elsewhere. The more and more this happens, the harder it is going to be for the Bengals to shed the Bungles mentality with free agents: “Them dudes, they wonder why they’re not winning. I’m happy I’m out of that thing man. It’s a blessing to get away, and I wish them the best, but Washington…let’s go from here.” Most of the guys who seem to say something, we’re all guys who were Marvin guys. So it definitely is interesting if it just because Taylor does things differently, and Marvin guys just not adjusting and buying in. Or if it is a case of Taylor and staff simply not being good. Year three this year should give us a good a idea on that answer.
April 1, 20215 yr 4 hours ago, bjknku02 said: Add William Jackson to the list of former Bengals who ripped the organization after signing elsewhere. The more and more this happens, the harder it is going to be for the Bengals to shed the Bungles mentality with free agents: “Them dudes, they wonder why they’re not winning. I’m happy I’m out of that thing man. It’s a blessing to get away, and I wish them the best, but Washington…let’s go from here.” You forgot to include the part of his quote where he blasted the Bengal fans too.
April 2, 20215 yr Author 6 hours ago, CincySportsFan said: You forgot to include the part of his quote where he blasted the Bengal fans too. Who does he think he is, Carson Palmer?
April 2, 20215 yr 18 hours ago, CincySportsFan said: You forgot to include the part of his quote where he blasted the Bengal fans too. Wasn't relevant to my point of him ripping the organization, like many players before him have also. Are there any other organizations out there that get ripped by former players as much as the Bengals do?
April 2, 20215 yr 8 hours ago, bjknku02 said: Wasn't relevant to my point of him ripping the organization, like many players before him have also. Are there any other organizations out there that get ripped by former players as much as the Bengals do? The Texans are running a close second at this point!
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