Someone else said it, but the only thing worse than the actual pro teams IN Cincinnati, is the fans and their constant negativity and poor outlook on everything. No wonder the teams suck so bad, they have no support from anyone around..all they hear is how bad they suck and how bad their coaches and owners are.

 

This garbage franchise has sold out almost 50 games in a row. Totally off base here. You do make some valid points, but none apply to this disaster...

Someone else said it, but the only thing worse than the actual pro teams IN Cincinnati, is the fans and their constant negativity and poor outlook on everything. No wonder the teams suck so bad, they have no support from anyone around..all they hear is how bad they suck and how bad their coaches and owners are.

 

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck...

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck...

 

Exactly. How do people not see this?? Chance of going 2-2!?! Funny thing is, after the Cicadas scored to go ahead and apparently win the game, I tell my wife now, we get to hear how good they're gonna be this year. Well then they play true to form and blow the game, and we still have people who think they have some sort of chance to compete. Will it take an 0-16 for you people to realize that we have been watching one of the sorriest excuses for an NFL team for two decades?

This garbage franchise has sold out almost 50 games in a row. Totally off base here. You do make some valid points, but none apply to this disaster...

 

It isn't hard to sell out an NFL game, especially at Paul Brown. Besides selling out isn't an indication of support, because there are thousands that go for the fun of heckling them and the extra curricular's in the parking lot and in the stands.

It isn't hard to sell out an NFL game, especially at Paul Brown. Besides selling out isn't an indication of support, because there are thousands that go for the fun of heckling them and the extra curricular's in the parking lot and in the stands.

To the owners it's definitely an indication of support.

Season ticket holders won't waiver much, simply because of the fact that they can at least double their money on ebay selling to the visitor's fanbase.

To the owners it's definitely an indication of support.

 

Wasn't it PT Barnum that coined a certain phrase about his patrons?:lol:

Season ticket holders won't waiver much, simply because of the fact that they can at least double their money on ebay selling to the visitor's fanbase.

 

Good point. Heinz Field West?

Good point. Heinz Field West?

Yep, for one week out of the year anyway. Not only P'burgh, but virtually all visitors fans. It's a shame really.

Yep, for one week out of the year anyway. Not only P'burgh, but virtually all visitors fans. It's a shame really.

 

Yeah, considering what was once the "Jungle" was a pretty hostile place for opposing teams.

No way did he even have 1 foot with possession.

 

Really? From the one replay I saw I thought he had both feet down. Maybe I need to see it again.

Someone else said it, but the only thing worse than the actual pro teams IN Cincinnati, is the fans and their constant negativity and poor outlook on everything. .

 

That's funny.

Tough break for the Bengals at the end of the half. Looked to me that A)the receiver bobbled the ball yet the replay booth allowed the catch and b)the receiver had possession across the middle followed by 2 steps and THEN fumbled. That was a 6 for the Bengals going the other way had the official not blown the whistle. I thought the refs leaned towards not blowing the whistle on close plays and then would let the replay take care of it.

 

Guess not.

 

I said right when it happened, if they ruled that as a catch on the sideline, then that was definitely a fumble. It was the same exact type of catch just one on the sidelines and one in the middle of the field.

Great decision by Roy Williams to head hunt on the play instead of keeping their receivers in front of him. He couldn't guard the Newport Bridge if he had to, of course, playing defense has never been his strong suit.

Great decision by Roy Williams to head hunt on the play instead of keeping their receivers in front of him. He couldn't guard the Newport Bridge if he had to, of course, playing defense has never been his strong suit.

 

Roy played a pretty good game. I didn't see what he did on the last play, but it was such a fluke. The secondary played well... of course Kyle Orton was throwing at them, but placing blame on Roy is a joke.