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UOK wrote:John Fox is irrationally good at beating the AFC North.
I feel like this will be a loss, but yeah, the Bears probably shit out a win.
Bears 19
Bengals 16
Bengals, like the bears, are most adept at playing down or up to their competition. i'm certain of one thing: both these teams will look like they're trying to lose.
UOK wrote:John Fox is irrationally good at beating the AFC North.
I feel like this will be a loss, but yeah, the Bears probably shit out a win.
Bears 19
Bengals 16
Bengals, like the bears, are most adept at playing down or up to their competition. i'm certain of one thing: both these teams will look like they're trying to lose.
bengals holding up their end of this
Yeah not sure what happened with Dalton on that third down pass clear over the WR's head.
How about that great clock management at the 2:00 mark inside the red zone? First play 2nd down they do a stretch run that goes O/B. Then they throw it incomplete and kick a FG. At a time when you want to make sure they run clock so Cincy has no chance, they give it back to them with 2 TOs and 1:40 on the clock. Always thinking ahead.
Mikefive's theory: The only time you KNOW that a sports team player, coach or management member is being 100% honest is when they're NOT reciting "the company line".
RustyTrubisky wrote:Man, aside from that one bad throw across the LOS, mitch looks like a fucking pro today.
No kidding. 170 in a half at 74% completion rate? Awesome. He still needs to recognize that a defensive offsides means throw it deep.
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Mikefive wrote:How about that great clock management at the 2:00 mark inside the red zone? First play 2nd down they do a stretch run that goes O/B. Then they throw it incomplete and kick a FG. At a time when you want to make sure they run clock so Cincy has no chance, they give it back to them with 2 TOs and 1:40 on the clock. Always thinking ahead.
Clock management has been frustrating all year
"We don’t know exactly what we’re doing” -- John Fox
Bears certainly looks great against a team that was beat up in a loss to their hated rivals. I'll give them credit for playing a very well-rounded game and Trubisky/Howard/Loggains especially has put together an exceptional contest, but this doesn't excuse or cancel out some of these other humiliating losses.
UOK wrote:Bears certainly looks great against a team that was beat up in a loss to their hated rivals. I'll give them credit for playing a very well-rounded game and Trubisky/Howard/Loggains especially has put together an exceptional contest, but this doesn't excuse or cancel out some of these other humiliating losses.
fire fox!
but!
for once, we're beating up on a bad team, like we should be. i'm enjoying the hell out of it.
For sure, I'm enjoying this immensely, but I'm not going to change my tune on Fox, nor should any fan. That said, great win today, no matter what happens.
UOK wrote:For sure, I'm enjoying this immensely, but I'm not going to change my tune on Fox, nor should any fan. That said, great win today, no matter what happens.
Absolutely correct.
I'd hate to knock out a couple meaningless wins in December; screw up the draft choice, but then also create any sort of conversation about keeping Fox centered around "well, you know, the team did show improvement in December".
RustyTrubisky wrote:well, we're following the steelers, so half of the bengals team are concussed. that's a plus.
Yeah, their season ended in heartbreak on Monday night, and it probably sealed Lewis's fate. Half of the team is pretty much dead.
If there's ever a time for a team to just have an enormous let-down game. This seems like a spot for Cincinnati.
I guess you called it today. But I don't know how anybody can predict what this team will do.
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