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A lot of really solid responses to this point… lol
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I watched the interview that Dan Hoard did recently with Houshmanzadah and our new WR Burton. It was a pretty good interview and listening to them speak was worth the time of the video IMO. Couple of notes... You can hear the youth in Burton because he sounds like my 17 year old, who always says "Bro". TJ made a comment that made me think about the Bengals, in that he said when people think of the Bengals, they think of Chad first and then him. I found that interesting and think it depends of how old the person is or at least depends on which era of Bengals are we talking about. Personally, I don't think of Houshmanzadah all that much when the Bengals come to mind, at least not at the top. Going back to the 70's and 80's most of the time for me, I think of Kenny Anderson when I think of the Bengals. I remember my dad ALWAYS talking about Anthony Munoz, so he is another name that come to my mind quickly. Esiason, Dillion, Curtis, Collinsworth, Riley, Parrish, Krumrie, Lapham, Fulcher, Palmer, Brooks, Atkins, Green and more. If i'm thinking about the resurgence of the Bengals, it's definitely Chad, but MY personal #1 I think about is Kenny Anderson. Guess it's because I'm older and my first real recollections as a young boy are of Kenny Anderson playing QB. The new uniforms, the freezer bowl, the Bengals first Super Bowl appearance. All of that IS Kenny Anderson. Not to mention he really should be in the Hall of Fame. So what person comes to your mind first when you think of the Bengals?
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Just wanted to drop a Happy Father’s Day to all my fellow Dads on the board. Hope it’s a good day for you !!
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Tee isn’t stupid. The more prepared he is to have a massive season and get in sync with Burrow, the more it pays off for him in free agency next year. I never thought for one second he wasn’t going to collect that nearly $22 million for the season. The only way he doesn’t finish 2024 with the Bengals is if something catastrophic happens and then they trade him before the trade deadline. Minus that, I’m ready for what I believe will be a really good year for him. TEEEEEEEEEEEE !!!
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Round 2 (49): Kris Jenkins, DT, Michigan
ArmyBengal replied to HoosierCat's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
This really has become so much easier with the rookie wage scale. So happy for that. -
Round 2 (49): Kris Jenkins, DT, Michigan
ArmyBengal replied to HoosierCat's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
And they got Jenkins signed to his rookie deal as well. I think that just leaves Mims to get signed? -
Round 1 (18): Amarius Mims, OT, Georgia
ArmyBengal replied to HoosierCat's topic in Cincinnati Bengals
I like their playing around with the line as well. The “Overload” package with Trent at RG and Mims at RT would be just a massive amount for opposing defenses to account for on the goal line or in short yardage situations. -
Happy to see Ted get even a single year more. As much as everyone seems to think our 7th rounder will be a starter some day, I would rather that later than sooner. Good for Ted. Top notch dude !!
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If you haven't been watching Lapham's podcasts, you are missing out. Today's had WR coach Troy Walters and they discussed what's been going on with that group and the approach. Pretty cool to hear the coach talk about the players and what they are doing at this point and moving forward. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1edPXSo9C8
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I was watching Lapham's new podcast, which is really good of course and noticed something as I was reading the WR blurbs. Check out the Velveeta commercial from 2010. The boy in the family is our very own Trenton Irwin, child actor. "Man, that's good" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l-uUv_Fcj4
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Yeah great points again by both of you Hoosier and AMPHAR. It's easy to forget how tough it was to replace Houshmanzadah. Also agree with knowing Burrow, Chase and Higgins are massive together. They have young, developing players at all levels of the defense the way I see it. I remain hopeful, but skeptical at best. Something tells me WR may be a position getting addressed early in the draft in 2025.
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On a completely side note, see having nothing to do with anything being discussed here. I stumbled across my old Army footlocker, which I had almost forgotten about. Found my Super Bowl 16 program and the two tickets from when my dad and I went. Funny thing I noticed ?? The face value of those tickets was $40 bucks each for lower endzone tickets. Back then regular fans could attend the Super Bowl without taking out a second mortgage.
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All valid points. Nothing from me there.
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Still shocking that Parrish is rarely in the HOF conversation when it comes to Bengals as well. The number I read that makes this such a glaring omission is: "One of only 6 cornerbacks with at least 8 pro bowls and the only one of them that is NOT in the Pro Football Hall of Fame."
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Interesting
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Cooler heads should prevail with this one, but that's a good point Hoosier. Anyone still thinking it's feasible to extended both Higgins and Chase? If the Bengals had any interest in doing that, which they may have, the recent contracts have all but extinguished any thought of that happening. Can't have Burrow, Chase and Higgins eating up that much cap space.
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Oh yeah, forgot the option year. Thanks. Agree this makes sense for both sides. Higgins and Chase both leaving would be hard for fans to swallow.
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While I do not share some of the thoughts out there about Lee being a massive steal, I do think he has the potential to overcome his perceived weaknesses. One of the big knocks on him was his weight, but at 6'4, it sounds like an NFL weight room and trainers will be able to help him gain weight solidly and not just add fat. I'm excited for his future, but not if he were expected to start any time soon.
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Plus there are more WR's coming up to an extension as well, with the same intent on resetting the market. The Bengals already know where they stand with Higgins and need to move forward regardless, IMO. Love you Tee, but we know how this story ends. Here you go Chase. CHI-CHING...
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With time left on Chase's deal, which I thought was up sooner, would actually benefit the Bengals in locking him up longer. They already know what he will make this year and under the tag next year. Just figure that shit out. Not getting cheaper.
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Well there’s the Jefferson deal to beat (4 Years). $35 million per year in new money. $110m in total guarantees, $89m of that at signing. Fucking ouch !!! So how much in trade could we get for both Higgins AND Chase? lol...
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While I understand that in premise, it's really stupid. So Chase won't sign until Jefferson does so his contract is bigger? Give it a month or so and some other WR will sign a new deal bigger than his. So who really cares? Now you see a guy like Tyreek Hill, who signed an extension already bitching because all these other guys are getting a bigger deal than the one he currently has. It's like a cycle of shit where they are never happy with what they have. Although these are voluntary OTA's, I would then hope his absence has nothing to do with his contract. I mean what point is there in staying away when you are waiting for someone else not associated with the success of your own team? Who exactly are they "showing"? It's not really a question I need answered, as I don't really care, I just find the whole thing really stupid. God forbid I only get $30m, when that guy got $30.1m. I DEMAND MORE.
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Between the brownies and lemonade we project a net gain of $7.23. Don't say we aren't here for you Ja'Marr !!
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Yeah, jumped right in this morning. Yes, big time THANKS !! Where were we? Oh yeah the upcoming bake sale to be able to afford Ja'Marr. I'm bringing brownies. Anyone?