***Browns VS Bengals Gameday Thread***
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Michael Irvin is a strange looking person, he doesn’t look human
Lots of cocaine
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Are they trying to get Joe Buck to leave by awarding him? I hope it works.
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And the offense is night and day. I see the offense gelling. Hope has been restored tonight.
our defense is wildly inconsistent. We need injured guys to heal up
burrow looks good
And the offense is night and day. I see the offense gelling. Hope has been restored tonight.
our defense is wildly inconsistent. We need injured guys to heal up
burrow looks good
We also need to be able to win games when our defense is healing up. That’s what it’s gonna take to become a winner. Baker needs to be great.
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Been trying to key in on Wills. He’s looking pretty stout.
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I dunno... but I'm starting to wonder if Chubb should be a key part of the offensive strategy ?
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Momma, there goes that man again.
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That's one way to pin the Bengals waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back.
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Idk what it’s called, but I hate those “quick” hand offs where the RB is only 4-5 yards off center like Chubb was 1st and 2nd down. Bad series of calls there.
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I have no problem with the aggressiveness and the 4th and goal attempt.
Now Not blitzing a rookie QB....another story.
they better dial up the pressure second half
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MYLESSSSS!!!!!!!
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Burrow got blown up there too, oof.
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In case anyone was wondering who “Jackson“ is:
DE Joe Jackson (6-5, 258 lbs) - Jackson was a 5th round pick by the Dallas Cowboys in 2019. As a rookie last year, Jackson played in 5 games, registering 4 tackles. Jackson was Dane Brugler’s23rd-ranked edge rusher in last year’s class, saying the following about him:
A two-year starter at Miami, Jackson lined up at right defensive end in the Hurricanes’ four-man front. He was consistently productive in his three seasons at Miami and was one of only seven active FBS players in 2018 with at least 24.0 career sacks. Although his take-on and placement skills are subpar, Jackson is a power rusher who wins with body-to-body combat. He flashes quickness, but isn’t a burst player and there isn’t anything diverse or creative about his rush sequence. Overall, Jackson rushes tall and stiff with little semblance of a back-up plan, but he is naturally powerful with the length and baseline traits to develop into an NFL starter in the right situation.
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