sonnyblack65
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Touche, Chowdahead.
Nah I'm a Rhode Island guy we more like NYers than the Boston guys esp Southie fuggetttabouttit
Touche, Chowdahead.
The Bengals even tried as hard as they could to give that game to the Ravens. I'm not sure that game satisfies all the questions about their play on the road. I see Cincy losing 2 of their next 3.
Agreed. The Bengals won at Baltimore in Week 1, but they were 3-5 on the road last year. I will be surprised if NE doesn't play a much better game than they played in KC a couple of nights ago.
NE at home, after an embarrassment in KC and BB serving notice on them will come out with both guns blazing.....
The Bengals won in Bmore with a last minute big play, but they won.....That however is not something you can count on happening too often in this league, especially against the better teams.....
If you give Tom a little time and the rec'vrs catch the ball he all but puts in their pocket, he'll kill you....
I expect NE to win by 14 points in a clear cut victory and then the media will be talking SB next week....
Is this mostly just wishful thinking to satisfy yourself regarding that loss at home?
I'd like to know of a QB who would have fared better than Brady in Monday night's game.
If I had to bet everything I own on that game. It would be on the Patriots.
Agreed. The Bengals won at Baltimore in Week 1, but they were 3-5 on the road last year. I will be surprised if NE doesn't play a much better game than they played in KC a couple of nights ago.
If Cinci can't beat this team after getting the blueprints for success delivered free of charge, they should fire the entire staff. Cinci is going to devastate New England and I expect heads to roll when it happens. Brady will be benched at some point.
You can certainly be happy that the Bengals came away with a road win, but you cannot tell me you were happy with how they played that game. How the Bengals looked week 1 and how they looked weeks 2 & 3 are night and day.
Possibly, but I don't think so. I will watch the game. Should be interesting.
Points wise I don't think Cincinnati can be happy with that game against Baltimore but actual play on the field Cincinnati dominated that game. Baltimore was lucky it wasn't a blow out in my opinion.
If the Raiders beat NE, Cinci will put them out of their misery. Cinci CB's must be absolutely salivating at the opportunities for INTs that Brady presents them with.
We'll see. I find transitivity arguments less compelling than my belief that teams often go through games or even longer periods of underachieving. Hard for me to believe that NE is really nearly as bad as they looked at KC.
If Cinci can't beat this team after getting the blueprints for success delivered free of charge, they should fire the entire staff. Cinci is going to devastate New England and I expect heads to roll when it happens. Brady will be benched at some point.
Dominated???
Total Yards:
Baltimore: 423
Cincinnati: 380
That was with 8-9 actual drops from Ravens' WRs
Time of possession:
Cincinnati: 30:30
Baltimore: 29:30
Cincy won the turnover battle 2-0, but I'm not quite sure how you come away with Cincy dominating that game in any other way (even with as poorly as Baltimore played).
You come back with yards in the game? The Team playing from behind the whole game usually does end up with quite a few yards as they are having to throw most of the game to catch back up meaning more chunk yards. Look at the number of passes for Flacco in that one with 62 or something like that. That is a team playing from behind trying to play catch up. Kudos to them for doing so but then again once they got the lead Cincinnati turned it back on and went and scored right away. That is why I don't think that game should have been as close as it was.
For Cincinnati they kept stalling out...now some of that is Baltimore did well as they tightened up near the goal line and held them to field goals. Cincinnati though was very close to just blowing that game wide open but instead kept settling for field goals. In the 2nd half they went into conservative mode and were more working the clock than actually trying to score. Big mistake on their part and they let Baltimore back in the game.