Prophecy

Pratt was successful when he had good DT's in front of him who could slow down, redirect or trip up a RB. If a RB came straight at him full speed through an open hole, good luck. DJ Reader helped the Bengals LB's so much. Pratt has gotten help all season from DeForest Bruckner (until he got hurt) and one of the most underrated DT's in the league Grover Stewart. Grover Stewart as a DT has had 70+ total tackles in 2 of the past 3 seasons. Colts whole DLine is good. Even Ray Lewis would have a hard time behind this Bengals Dline.

And Zac still wont get fired because "they were in it until the end" and "didnt get blown out"

At least we're getting Tinsley time. Good job kid.

And Bengals still want to bring Burrow back next week?

Damn Tee

Jake Browning gonna call an audible and air it out trying to save his reputation

Expert Coaching

TE kryptonite

Bengals D has now tied Myles Garrett with 15 Sacks

Chase Brown is about to get to 100 yards before Flacco does

Rehkow earning his money

Goal Line Stand, and watch Flacco get sacked for a Safety

Saved by a penalty

Fun Fact: Myles Garrett (15) has more sacks than the entire Bengals Defense (14)

Bengals making history today

Everywhere he's gone the past several seasons, Flacco plays well for the first 3 or 4 games, and then Cinderella's chariot turns back into a pumpkin.

Pick 6 for everybody

Pick 6 Baby! He's ok, when not asked to tackle anybody. Unfortunately, Safeties need to tackle too

Oline can't contain more than 2 seconds.

He has no idea how to fix the problem, but he seems damn sure that changing personnel is not the answer? Clueless, and soon to be jobless.

As bad as he has played, the Brown Family like discounts. They will probably sign him to a cheap 1 year deal, and we will see him get burned again repeatedly next season.

Me 1st Half: Hey, Bengals D are playing decent Me End of Game: 34 points, sounds about right

Cannot tackle

Damn

Please no. This season is washed and the D isn't getting better. I know Burrow is a competitor and wants to come back, and Zac Taylor wants to save his job, but management and ownership need to save him from himself and get him right for next year and beyond. There is nothing to gain.