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This team could burn to the ground, I still wouldn’t expect the Brown family to do jack shit about it. They’ve got a business plan and they’ll just keep going, cashing those checks. Pretty great setup (for them) that they have.

It reeked of “he’s a good guy, been working hard in practice, here’s a little reward”. Inexperienced coach. Leave that on the high school field.

Dre Kirkpatrick blatantly pushes a receiver down, picks Andy off, and no call. Tough to see how that wasn’t called. Andy got reamed on that one.

Dalton’s pocket awareness is still zero pocket awareness.

Dak contract price rises with every Andy possession.

Andy on prime time never fails to entertain. Opens with a pick six that the guy inexplicable drops. Ends two plays later with a near safety.

All I know (having looked at his picture) is my man’s tattoo game is seriously 11/10.

That tie keeping Zac out of Jim Ringo territory.

Team lacks fiber.

Takes a lot of nerve to call your coaching staff out on social media.

He looked good when I saw him play, I think it was this year. I’m surprised to learn that he’s available.

Hubbard to IR. Not good. This could be a long season, a slog. Depression sets in.

As always, World War 1 is instructive. As in all wars, weapons technology had outpaced tactics. Thus, the spectre of wave after wave of men rushing towards machine guns and being cut to pieces. The leadership, as always, had not adjusted their tactics to the new technology, and young men paid the price. There was tactical planning that went along the lines of, “If we throw enough men at it, eventually we’ll have bodies all the way to the gun and we’ll capture it.” The war was so horrendous that a great power, France, essentially lost their will to wage war. They were broken by it. The Brown family is doing what the military leaders in World War 1 did. Just using the same tactics, getting killed season after season, running guys out there again and again, seemingly incapable of adopting a new operating strategy that might yield better results. Sorry Joe Burrow, you have to climb out of that trench and run towards that machine gun! Where does that leave us fans? Who are we in all this? All I can say is, Viva Le France!

I figured that’s what he was doing, trying to get ahead or an angle.

Troy has the explanations/excuses game down pat. Unfortunately some other teams, in our division, have the build a strong football team game down pat.

They need veteran players. Drafting linemen will not work, takes them too long to develop and Burrow will be wrecked by the time they do. Need vets. It’s a job for a crafty front office guy.

Dallas is set to have fun and play together.

Season nightmare scenario unfolding.

Tank 2.0 then get an unholy haul for the Trevor Lawrence pick, continue Mike’s 45 year rebuild plan. Slow and steady wins the race! Tortoise and the hare!

AJ Green is no longer effective in a Bengals uni. Turner needs to be replaced. It’s not acceptable that mental errors, guys not recognizing their assignments, etc, are getting our rookie QB pounded.

Zac’s Tofu ‘Teria.

Zac’s All-U-Can-Eat Soy Buffet.

Texans dropping hints, ie they want Eric Bienemy.

I disagree with this. It’s a workplace situation. And this longtime, very loyal, employee is being demoted. It’s a very public demotion. I think common courtesy requires a little meeting to explain what the team is doing, what he needs to do going forward. It’s not 1955. Ultimately showing Dunlap the respect he deserves would serve the team as well because you don’t get this public dragging they’re getting right now.