11 hours ago, futurecoach said:

Maverick in Top Gun 2 said they needed multiple miracles to pull off the mission. So if they can do that the Bengals can do this lol. 
 

Bengals need to win out obviously. They need both the Colts and Dolphins to lose at least 2 of their last 4 games. They also need the Broncos to lose at least 3 of their last four with one of those losses being to the Bengals. If all that happens they are in the playoffs. ?

 

Who Dey!

The Fins have 3 games on the road and get SF at home.  It's possible.  The Colts can lose to anyone at any time.  It's possible.  The Broncos have the Chargers, Bengals and Chiefs.  Possible, but unlikely.  The least likely scenario is the hometown guys winning out.  But again, with Burrow you never know.  

On 12/9/2024 at 11:40 PM, Tranquility Base said:

Eziekiel Elliot did that same thing a number of years ago, and as I recall received a hefty fine for it.  Look for Chase Brown's wallet to take a hit from the No Fun League

From Cincinnati Bengals on SI:

The Cincinnati Bengals running back (Chase Brown) said today he won his appeal of the $5,841 fine the NFL levied after he jumped into a giant Salvation Army kettle in the back of the end zone at AT&T Stadium after scoring a touchdown in the team’s 27-20 victory against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 14.

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Just now, theguru said:

From Cincinnati Bengals on SI:

The Cincinnati Bengals running back (Chase Brown) said today he won his appeal of the $5,841 fine the NFL levied after he jumped into a giant Salvation Army kettle in the back of the end zone at AT&T Stadium after scoring a touchdown in the team’s 27-20 victory against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 14.

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I would.   I find it odd that the NFL supports the Salvation Army but fines the guy for hopping in the kettle to celebrate.  What a better way to bring recognition to a charity you are in full support of?  

But then again, the NFL is full of contradictions and bad decisions.

Right, I think part of the defense was the kettle is bait, lol. 

The NFL does seem serious about the fines for violent gestures.