COB Posted October 26 Report Posted October 26 5 hours ago, Stripes said: I always enjoy watching the tears flow. I know the thumbnail looks like clickbait bullshit, but the compilation is reasonably legitimate. That red headed guy begging for Ray Lewis to come back as a LB coach, kind of shows a delusional belief in the past. Quote
TJJackson Posted October 26 Report Posted October 26 26 minutes ago, COB said: All I heard on the knee without a brace after the game and he seemed optimistic. I think his on-field reaction was pretty bad because this is the same knee he’s had all the trouble and surgery with. TJ, Sunday ticket is not your answer. If you get an antennae you’ll be able to see the cbs and fox games on Sunday afternoon and immediately drive to your nearest Arby’s after every victory. You’ll also be able to see the Sunday night games on nbc. In other words living in Cincy you’ll get most of the games that way for the cost of an antennae, no monthly subscription. Sunday ticket will specifically exclude all the bengal games that are broadcast Cob: thanks. Antennas dont seem to work here in Anderson. Too far out from the city i guess. Quote
ArmyBengal Posted October 27 Report Posted October 27 It's the location of the towers in conjunction with where Anderson Township is located. It's a problem for the signal to reach due to terrain and living in a heavily wooded suburb. Sucks, because it limits access and only leaves paid options to watch the game. Quote
TJJackson Posted October 27 Report Posted October 27 A trade we coulda and shoulda made https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/50298913/sources-seahawks-get-pro-bowl-guard-nelson-trade-colts Quote
ArmyBengal Posted October 27 Report Posted October 27 Yeah, I was hoping they were at least considering a trade for Nelson. Maybe they did and found the price and the draft capital to be too much. Hard to say with players once they hit 30. Colts RB Jonathan Taylor is being kicked around as well as a Bengals option. Don't really see them making that move either. Quote
ArmyBengal Posted October 28 Report Posted October 28 On 10/26/2026 at 6:58 PM, TJJackson said: Cob: thanks. Antennas dont seem to work here in Anderson. Too far out from the city i guess. Not sure what everyone has access to or ability to handle pop up ads on websites, but there is a website you can access almost all sports for free. Again, expect ads and having to work through how to handle them but my son says many of the students he knows up in Columbus use it to watch their hometown teams play. Also don’t let the name fool you. Good luck… https://methstreams.gs/line/ Quote
HoosierCat Posted October 28 Author Report Posted October 28 So to the question of Trey, Joe did a great breakdown. The long and short of it is that OBj was solid and got a lot of help. Mainly they used All, but occasionally it was Gesicki or Perine. Trey did get a couple hits and three pressures but they were clearly scheming to stop him. At the end Joe notes that since he got roasted in the Texans game, Brown has played better and the Bengals have been able to slide help to his side because Amarius Mims is playing at a hall of fame level. 1 Quote
COB Posted October 28 Report Posted October 28 OBJ did play pretty well. Hopefully the dark triad recognizes that he’s on his last legs and we do something in the off season. What do we do? I have no idea, starting left tackles don’t grow on trees. Maybe a top 20 or so left tackle in the league hits free agency after this season. Also, a deep playoff run could make us a more attractive free agency destination for said imaginary left tackle. Quote
COB Posted October 28 Report Posted October 28 Just looked it up. Per Sportrac: Ikem Ekwonu (Panthers) is the prize. He's 25 and in his fifth year, playing out his rookie deal, and Spotrac projects his market value at about $21.5 million per year. Carolina could still extend him or use the franchise tag. 1 Quote
ArmyBengal Posted October 28 Report Posted October 28 2 hours ago, COB said: OBJ did play pretty well. Hopefully the dark triad recognizes that he’s on his last legs and we do something in the off season. What do we do? I have no idea, starting left tackles don’t grow on trees. Maybe a top 20 or so left tackle in the league hits free agency after this season. Also, a deep playoff run could make us a more attractive free agency destination for said imaginary left tackle. I'd suggest drafting one in the first round, but we all know how that story would end. Season ending injury in OTA's, wiping out his rookie season and then never living up to draft status. God knows we don't develop o-linemen here and have to rely on being lucky. Yes, go find me the guy coming up on his second contract and go that route. Quote
TJJackson Posted October 28 Report Posted October 28 I heard there was a new cable access show called I Dream of Linebackers Army is the host. He dresses up in Barbara Eden's old costume and talks about linebackers while splayed across colorful silk pillows in a room that looks like the inside of a hookah bottle Quote
ArmyBengal Posted October 28 Report Posted October 28 I just view linebackers differently than the Bengals do. CLEARLY. They will start late round guys and stick with them through terrible playing spells. While admitting Knight and Barrett are playing better than last season, they still would be considered lower tiered guys at the position and anyone watching the games each week could tell you they lack consistency. Lets be honest TJ, no one wants to see me in that get up, but I recall thinking Barbara Eden was hot when I was a young boy. Also, if I ever hosted a show it would have one name and one name only. "REDEFINING THE NEED FOR HOOKERS AND BLOW: A MASTERCLASS" My first episode will be a livestream from Amsterdam titled: "Taxing Pussy: The Windfall Weed and the Lottery were suppose to be" All shows will end with me doing lines of coke off the asses of whores. 1 1 Quote
gregcook69 Posted October 28 Report Posted October 28 18 hours ago, HoosierCat said: So to the question of Trey, Joe did a great breakdown. The long and short of it is that OBj was solid and got a lot of help. Mainly they used All, but occasionally it was Gesicki or Perine. Trey did get a couple hits and three pressures but they were clearly scheming to stop him. At the end Joe notes that since he got roasted in the Texans game, Brown has played better and the Bengals have been able to slide help to his side because Amarius Mims is playing at a hall of fame level. Wouldn't that be something if Mims turns out to be the Anthony Munoz on the RT side?? 1 Quote
TJJackson Posted October 28 Report Posted October 28 15 minutes ago, gregcook69 said: Wouldn't that be something if Mims turns out to be the Anthony Munoz on the RT side?? We need to get him a quaity shoe maker, though Quote
turk Posted November 1 Report Posted November 1 Does anyone else just turn the channels when they are on defense? Yeah, they make the occasional big play. But fundamentally, I can't stand watching them give up huge chinks of yardage. Quote
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