I'm Bored

[scott91575]

The most immediate is the Rudi factor...

When Rudi goes for 80+ yards: 10-0

Under 80: 1-3

Over 20 carries: 9-0

Under 20 carries: 2-3

(yes, I know, when a team is losing they run less)

Now to Palmer...

Over 100 rating: 9-2

Under 100: 2-1

Over 250 yards passing: 6-1

Under 250 yards passing: 5-2

Zero interceptions: 5-1

1 interception: 5-1

2 interceptions: 1-1

More than 35 throws: 3-2

Less than 35: 8-1

Random others on offense...

When Chad scores: 5-2

When TJ scores: 6-0

When Rudi scores: 7-1

When Chad gets 80+: 6-2

When TJ gets 80+: 3-0

Biggest one...

Lost the turnover battle: 0-0

Tied: 3-3

Won: 8-0

I didn't touch on defensive yardage, but I think the TO battle is the key on that one.

Seems like the age old arguments apply as usual.

[buck3y3d]

I didn't realize that we have not lost the turnover battle all year.

If it stays this way, we could be partying in Detroit.

[Stripes]

Yeah I hadn't realized that either. Good stuff. If we can keep up the takeaway frenzy in the postseason, then we have a great shot at winning the AFC.

[bengalindian]

Wow, you really must be bored. But hey, I can't say anything, I'm listening to the UC-UD game on the computer. GO FLYERS!!!

[Riagogogoindanati]

Scott...............I like the way you broke it dowwwwwwwn!

[Stripes]

Here is another important win-loss tidbit I found.

Since the beginning of the 2000 season, the Bengals are 27-19 in games when their head coache's name has been Marvin Lewis. In games with coaches with other names during this time frame, the Bengals are 12-36.

[Stripes]

Here is another important win-loss tidbit I found.

Since the beginning of the 2000 season, the Bengals are 27-19 in games when their head coache's name has been Marvin Lewis. In games with coaches with other names during this time frame, the Bengals are 12-36.

[Stripes]

Here is another important win-loss tidbit I found.

Since the beginning of the 2000 season, the Bengals are 27-19 in games when their head coache's name has been Marvin Lewis. In games with coaches with other names during this time frame, the Bengals are 12-36.

*edit* Stupid double posts, feel free to delete that mods, if you care.

I take that back.... TRIPLE post... That might be a first. I only clicked twice!

[haf5er]

Here is another important win-loss tidbit I found.

Since the beginning of the 2000 season, the Bengals are 27-19 in games when their head coache's name has been Marvin Lewis. In games with coaches with other names during this time frame, the Bengals are 12-36.

Agree, Marvin is the real difference maker. Without him I think some of the young guys never make it, fortunately for them, and us, we have Marvin.

In Marvin We Trust!!!!