October 14, 201015 yr Chad was interviewed yesterday after the Bengal's practice and revealed that he needs to do more "Trash Talking" to elevate his game to a better level. I don't agree, what are your thoughts?
October 14, 201015 yr Chad was interviewed yesterday after the Bengal's practice and revealed that he needs to do more "Trash Talking" to elevate his game to a better level. I don't agree, what are your thoughts? Seems like in the past he has played better when he has ran his mouth. Whatever motivates him.
October 14, 201015 yr Seems like in the past he has played better when he has ran his mouth. Whatever motivates him. Chad was running his mouth coming in to the season, especially once they brought in his partner in crime. Lots of issues beyond running his mouth to address.
October 14, 201015 yr Author Chad was running his mouth coming in to the season, especially once they brought in his partner in crime. Lots of issues beyond running his mouth to address. No doubt... Running his mouth in the past is why, "IF" he catches a ball over the middle he seems eager to get on the ground or run out of bounds ASAP!
October 14, 201015 yr Chad should have probably worked with Palmer and his teammates all those summers. The two biggest mistakes in franchise history (and there have been a bunch of big ones) are not trading Chad to the Redskins and not taking the Saints deal the year they wanted Ricky Williams. For Chad to say he wants to be a great player, but not put in the work with his team in the summer is beyond a joke.
October 14, 201015 yr At this point I dont care what he does to get himself playing better, just do something.
October 14, 201015 yr Just hope we are not sitting there next year at this time still trying to figure out of the offense.
October 14, 201015 yr Chad should have probably worked with Palmer and his teammates all those summers. The two biggest mistakes in franchise history (and there have been a bunch of big ones) are not trading Chad to the Redskins and not taking the Saints deal the year they wanted Ricky Williams. For Chad to say he wants to be a great player, but not put in the work with his team in the summer is beyond a joke. Not even close to the franchise's biggest mistake. I'm sure it will come to you eventually.
October 14, 201015 yr No doubt... Running his mouth in the past is why, "IF" he catches a ball over the middle he seems eager to get on the ground or run out of bounds ASAP! Because every team wants to see its best players seek out contact from hard hitting safeties and linebackers in the middle of the field... Chad (or TO) certainly isn't the problem in Cincinnati.
October 14, 201015 yr Not even close to the franchise's biggest mistake. I'm sure it will come to you eventually. The biggest mistake is ongoing and that's Mike Brown thinking because his dad knew talent so Mikey boy would too. I'm only 31 years old and the biggest mistakes I can remember Mike Brown making are not taking those two trades. I might be missing something, but I hate Chad right now so much I'm blinded.
October 14, 201015 yr Because every team wants to see its best players seek out contact from hard hitting safeties and linebackers in the middle of the field... Chad (or TO) certainly isn't the problem in Cincinnati. They could easily be 4-1 if not for big drops by both and offensive pass interference penalties on both. The biggest problem in Cincinnati is and always will be Mike Brown and his lack of scouts.
October 14, 201015 yr They could easily be 4-1 if not for big drops by both and offensive pass interference penalties on both. The biggest problem in Cincinnati is and always will be Mike Brown and his lack of scouts. Or if, you know, Palmer could hit a wide open receiver...
October 14, 201015 yr They could easily be 4-1 if not for big drops by both and offensive pass interference penalties on both. The biggest problem in Cincinnati is and always will be Mike Brown and his lack of scouts. There are plenty of ifs when you lose two games by a FG... The Bengals have dropped 10 spots in rushing yards per game offensively and 10 spots in yards allowed per game defensively from what they did in 2009. Ironically enough, the total offense has improved 15 spots. That's the problem...this team built its identity last season on being a physical, smash mouth football team that was totally committed to running the ball and knocking your teeth out on defense. Now, they added TO, drafted Shipley and Gresham and I'm not sure the Bengals know what their identity is now.
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