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Unfortunately there've been at least a couple of Cincinnati's worst responding to it in all the wrong ways.
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That was the one. Remember the speech he gave at the Heisman ceremony? This tweet is in a similar vein. Empathy for his fellow man, particularly the little guy, the disadvantaged, the downtrodden. Seems like a really good dude.
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Let's have a talk about the offensive line
AMPHAR replied to membengal's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
I’m in favor of signing Warford. They are dangerously thin and largely unproven. Micheal Jordan may become an All Pro this year but he was horrible last year. Warford gives you upgrade at a starter position then bumps everyone down improving depth. -
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Stripes replied to membengal's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
Sign Warford already. -
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ArmyBengal replied to membengal's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
While I think Burrow has weapons at his disposal, that o-line is going to be the tell tale of how his season goes. It's why I was clamoring for Jack Conklin for so long heading into free agency. Will hate watching him line up for the Browns. -
Myself and ArmyBengal III will be PROUDLY sporting Burrow jerseys this season. The last jersey I bought was an Atkins one more than a few years back. ArmyBengal Jr. is still stupid about his Houston Texans, so we support them as well. That kid is a money pit !!!
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Pretty sure it's the one I posted. Came up for air, checked in here, and then went searching for whatever caught COB's attention. That had to be the one.
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Hit the share icon on the bottom right of a tweet, select copy link to tweet, come here and paste it in the reply box. It should automatically load after a few seconds unless you click paste as plain text. Then it just posts the link as text.
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And here I thought I couldn't like him more. Turns out I can.
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Let's have a talk about the offensive line
AMPHAR replied to membengal's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
Under Alexander Hopkins was inserted as a starter at RG over Andre Smith back 2017. He wasn’t buried behind vets under Alexander. He could handle a Ketchup bottle if you know what I mean. Hopkins is just alright if he was surrounded by high performing tackles like Bodine his play would receive more critical analysis from fans. Still a better player than Price and Bodine. I would say he isn’t as good as Kyle Cook, yet. The overall goal would be to have Hopkins as your worse lineman instead of having players with that distinction lining up at tackle. Hopefully Jordan and Williams answer the praise and become budding all-pros. Find a decent answer to RT. I doubt we ever see the Bengals getting to the divisional round with the level of play at RT and LT with Hart etc. -
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Error, trying to paste a tweet fro Joe burrow but can’t figure out how to do it.
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ArmyBengal replied to membengal's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
Happy to see things turning up for the line for sure and like the approach to this point. That being said, give me Larry Warford... -
We’ll see. Hopkins is a breath of fresh air, not just because he’s a guy who showed up and far outplayed his expectations/reputation, but because he was allowed to do so, he was encouraged to do so. Alexander built ridiculously close relationships with his guys, to the detriment of competition and achievement. In my opinion, Billy Price would be starting at center for 4 years if Alexander were still here. And we’d be reading Alexander’s impassioned defenses of Price’s play, which would describe how our own eyes were deceiving us, etc. I’m excited about the future not only because of the players but because of the meritocracy Turner is building in that OL room. I admit he’s a weird guy, not really admirable in some ways. Playing NFL football is a weird job, not really admirable in some ways.
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ArmyBengal replied to membengal's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
I’m still not sold on the o-line and only way to change that is on the field. All that work and improvement led to 2-14 and the first overall pick. Guess I should be thanking them. -
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membengal replied to membengal's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
fwiw, saw this: -
Ouch, that sucks
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Ugh.
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Mike: “By god, Knute Rockne, that’s the stuff. Builds moral fiber!” /Falls asleep in Pride Mobility Jazzy Sport 2 Front-Wheel Drive Power Chair/
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All through my time in the Army and no matter where I went in the world, someone would always pop off with: "You're killing me smalls". Now I hear it from my kids and their buddies who have see the movie. That saying will live forever. COVID makes doing something like that a bit more cumbersome that it would have been previously, but they could limit the number of people. Bring them into PBS with a huge TV in the endzone and show a football movie of their liking. "Remember the Titans" "Rudy" "Waterboy" I could just see Mike Brown ruining that as well and selecting: "Knute Rockne, All American" from 1940. An instant classic featuring former President Ronald Reagan as "The Gipper". Give the first 100 kids a hoop and stick to play with on the field...
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My son had a catcher in little league who was a lot like that red headed kid in Sandlot. They had a lot of fun with that.
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I remember taking the kids to watch “Sandlot” down at Great American Ballpark. It wasn’t because I had never seen the movie, or that it was such an awesome movie. It was that you could take the family to the ballpark to see a cool baseball movie. The kids loved it and the Reds made a bunch of money off of my family that night.
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Not surprising. Can I go ahead and call Tretter a buzzkill ??
