I think that is still likely to occur with Flacco he has some other issues that prevent him from being quick at decision making. However Roethlisberger seems to have finally turned a corner with regards to holding the ball which he has been notorious for. He is hitting alot of short passes this year (since sometime after that Baltimore debacle), using Heath Miller and others underneath more instead of constantly trying to make a big play downfield, bad news for Bengals. I actually predicted taking one from Pittsburgh before the season and being swept by Baltimore. However I am starting to wonder if I didn't speak to soon and the reverse has a better chance of happening now. Flacco has some good weapons at his disposal but he isn't using them very well.
"You can't let praise or criticism get to you. It's a weakness to get caught up in either one."
--Woody Hayes
Dalton not getting any help today...
Love this QB Dalton nothing rattles the kid, which will be good because Pitts and Baltimore will try and shake your bones.
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
I am starting to change my tune on Dalton a little bit. He has a touch more arm strength than I gave him credit for.
6-2 after todays win
I thought they were going to lose today after the first half... this team is incredibly resilient.
And A.J. Green is going to be a Pro Bowl-level receiver for many seasons to come... He's capable of simply dominating an opposing secondary.
Ok, I think this a good team. They have put together quite a season. And while there is the "schedule" discussion, they have done with 5 roadies, three home games. That flips for second half.
And again, finishing strong, such a dramatic reversal for the franchise.
"Rounding 3rd and heading for home, good night everybody"
Last edited by Todd Gack; 11-06-2011 at 08:00 PM.
I know there's still a game tonight, but who really cares. At this very moment the Bengals are the #1 seed in the AFC.
Who dey?
Wow, I remember being disappointed in the draft picks of Dalton and Green.
There is only one rookie QB who has thrown 12 TDs in his first 8 games since the NFL merger in 1970.
He wears #14 for the Bengals.
Last edited by Matt700wlw; 11-06-2011 at 11:05 PM.
The Bengals get to the QB as well as anyone in this league. Pitt's offensive line is atrocious, and you can rest assured the Bengals will rough up Big Ben. Maybe Pitt pulls out the W, but this team deserves respect, tough schedule or weak schedule, elite QBs faced or not elite.
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