August 19, 200818 yr Joe Horn just got released, why not go after him? He's old and sucks. You know how I feel about "old" people. :lol: (inside joke I do like old people)
August 19, 200818 yr ^ I don't think he has a criminal record. Why would they? :lol: So let's start a poll, Bengals get to 5 wins, Henry gets arrested again. What happens first?
August 19, 200818 yr Bengals = Desperate ... That's the ONLY reason they brought him back. BTW, could Horn go back to N.O. to mentor the young WR's, Meacham and Henderson? How about him going to Dallas to go along side T.O. & Crayton?
August 19, 200818 yr Considering this is coming from a non Bengal fan, however if I were, I'd be much more enthused about a defensive upgrade. But that's why the Bengals stay the Bengals, good ole Mike and his crack decision making. (Not to be confused with making decisions on crack!) I think it's a fair concern that Mike Brown's been smoking crack for years, given his decision-making. He's on the short list of "worst pro sports team owners of all-time," and has to be strongly considered for the No. 1 slot.
August 19, 200818 yr I think it's a fair concern that Mike Brown's been smoking crack for years, given his decision-making. He's on the short list of "worst pro sports team owners of all-time," and has to be strongly considered for the No. 1 slot. Apparently you aren't alone in this thought. :lol:
August 19, 200818 yr Maybe Henry isn't as stupid as he has acted in the past... You figure he has to like Cincinnati. It doesn't seem like he ever gave much serious thought to leaving as long as the Bengals would take him back. And maybe he realized how good of a gig he has here if he stays outta trouble, considering elsewhere he would be at least double teamed everytime he was in the game, and probably wouldn't have as good of a QB as he does here. But IMO, Henry may not make as much difference to the offense as Chris Perry will if he stays healthy...
August 19, 200818 yr Maybe Henry isn't as stupid as he has acted in the past... You figure he has to like Cincinnati. It doesn't seem like he ever gave much serious thought to leaving as long as the Bengals would take him back. And maybe he realized how good of a gig he has here if he stays outta trouble, considering elsewhere he would be at least double teamed everytime he was in the game, and probably wouldn't have as good of a QB as he does here. But IMO, Henry may not make as much difference to the offense as Chris Perry will if he stays healthy... He is. Well, everyone in the national media seems to agree that this is a stupid move.
August 19, 200818 yr Author He's old and sucks. You know how I feel about "old" people. :lol: (inside joke I do like old people) You don't hate them, you just don't care if they die;)
August 19, 200818 yr Once again, where did I ever say you specifically? ^Considering the fact that Utecht has never been given a chance to be the #1 TE, I don't know how you rank him. There? :lol:
August 19, 200818 yr :lol: So let's start a poll, Bengals get to 5 wins, Henry gets arrested again. What happens first? I was afraid he wasn't even going to make it through the press conference. Looked like he was about to jump over the table and beat up the reporter who mentioned a (decidedly negative) fan poll. :lol:
August 19, 200818 yr The only group that is more stupid than Henry is the organization who continues to bring him back for chances.
August 20, 200818 yr Marvin... "I know at the end of the day the owner has the final say so whether or not he wants to give a guy an opportunity. Mike has wanted to give Chris this opportunity, and asked we do the best job we can to prepare him and get him ready to play football, and if he can be a positive influence on this football team and help us win football games and be productive as a receiver, and get better as a receiver, and we feel that way after the suspension is over that he has a chance to win a spot. That's what he asked me to do, and that's what we're going to do." "Mike makes decisions with my input and so forth all the time. But every decision made in this building is ultimately his decision. We talk quite a bit and you know the relationship we have. Once we make a decision, it's our decision and I'm going to be supportive of him just like he is of me. And we're going to move forward and I'm going to do the best job I can coaching this football team. And we'll see who the best 53 players are week in and week out, and our goal is to win a lot of football games. That's my task at hand, and right now Chris is going to get this opportunity and we're going to go forward."
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