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Really no reason why it can't work. Depends on matchups. That's all the playoffs is.i dnt wanna see these run heavy schemes with 1 wr and 10 tightends all game. Its not gonna work come playoff time
Really no reason why it can't work. Depends on matchups. That's all the playoffs is.i dnt wanna see these run heavy schemes with 1 wr and 10 tightends all game. Its not gonna work come playoff time
I'd say pretty much no chance of that. WR's play a lot of ST. You're not going to go into the season looking like that.The more I think about it, the more I think we're going to start the year with 4 WRs. I think we'll go heavy at some other positions and see how things are going. If we need to make moves we will but we'll likely have a ton of guys on the PS for call ups or what not.
Obviously wouldn't be surprised in the slightest to see a vet added, but it's not inconceivable that we go 4 to start. Especially with 4 RBs and 4TEs
Yeah this is thing. I think that spot opens from RB. If the 2 starters are ready to go, then you only need 3. If one or both aren't and they're on the pup then you have the spot anyway. So you should easily be able to add another WR.I'd say pretty much no chance of that. WR's play a lot of ST. You're not going to go into the season looking like that.
Still carry 5-6 WRs like normal.
If you're including Ricard as a RB, then yes, 4. If not, I would be shocked to see us carry 5 RBs. If Edwards and Dobbins are healthy enough to practice, play, and rotate, they're not carrying 4 RBs.
4 TEs is a maybe, though no way they're all active on gameday.
Its more factors to playoff success than matchups though.. this same offense have let us down in the playoffs every year that we went.Really no reason why it can't work. Depends on matchups. That's all the playoffs is.
I'd say pretty much no chance of that. WR's play a lot of ST. You're not going to go into the season looking like that.
Still carry 5-6 WRs like normal.
If you're including Ricard as a RB, then yes, 4. If not, I would be shocked to see us carry 5 RBs. If Edwards and Dobbins are healthy enough to practice, play, and rotate, they're not carrying 4 RBs.
4 TEs is a maybe, though no way they're all active on gameday.
Maybe, and I’m pretty sure that’s the guy who I thought played really well during preseason
i dnt wanna see these run heavy schemes with 1 wr and 10 tightends all game. Its not gonna work come playoff time
It's only 10am ya heathen!i just snorted my beer out my nose lol
The more I think about it, the more I think we're going to start the year with 4 WRs. I think we'll go heavy at some other positions and see how things are going. If we need to make moves we will but we'll likely have a ton of guys on the PS for call ups or what not.
Obviously wouldn't be surprised in the slightest to see a vet added, but it's not inconceivable that we go 4 to start. Especially with 4 RBs and 4TEs
But why hasn't it? We have what 3 examples.
Titans:
This game was a total mess. So many drops and bad decisions. Awful game. But we moved the ball for over 500 yards of offense. We just didn't play well when it mattered like red zone and 4th downs.
Titans rematch:
We won this ugly, low scoring game. I think this may be your best example that the offense doesn't do well in playoff games. We couldn't do much of anything and one drive where we threw it to Ricard like 5 times and got a TD was the difference maker. Really bad game.
Bills:
Horrible game for both sides. Just extremely bad for us because Mekari decided he couldn't snap well any more and got Lamar knocked out. Also Lamar made one critical error in the red zone. But that day was so cold and windy it effected both teams. Josh Allen was awful that day too and so were the entire Bill's team. Hollywood was dusting White left and right, Huntley just couldn't get him the ball.
So my thing is this offense has had:
One super productive loss
One total stinker with no excuses
One stinker when the weather was nuts and both sides were awful.
Does this mean the offense can't perform well in the playoffs? I'm not sure I'd say that. We found in all our loses the issue was the OL not the WRs. This year may be our first chance since 2019 to have a good OL again. And remember in 2019 we were productive in our playoff game, just inexperienced and not clutch.
Yeah this is thing. I think that spot opens from RB. If the 2 starters are ready to go, then you only need 3. If one or both aren't and they're on the pup then you have the spot anyway. So you should easily be able to add another WR.
If they're factoring ST into their 53 man roster construction, I could see them keep Justice Hill as a 5th RB over a 5th WR. He's been a solid ST player who has gotten a lot of reps and is less likely to get to the practice squad than whoever the 5th best WR on the roster is.
Right but every year is different. The reasons we lost were different in pretty much every game. What happened in the past is a world-class bad predictor for what's going to happen in the future.Its more factors to playoff success than matchups though.. this same offense have let us down in the playoffs every year that we went.
So in all examples, stuff just went bad for us? I mean it worked well in regular season yet come playoff time it doesnt work in all 3 games? That titans game was literally garbage yards by the way. Unless our defense plays lights out, im expecting the same results as previous yearsBut why hasn't it? We have what 3 examples.
Titans:
This game was a total mess. So many drops and bad decisions. Awful game. But we moved the ball for over 500 yards of offense. We just didn't play well when it mattered like red zone and 4th downs.
Titans rematch:
We won this ugly, low scoring game. I think this may be your best example that the offense doesn't do well in playoff games. We couldn't do much of anything and one drive where we threw it to Ricard like 5 times and got a TD was the difference maker. Really bad game.
Bills:
Horrible game for both sides. Just extremely bad for us because Mekari decided he couldn't snap well any more and got Lamar knocked out. Also Lamar made one critical error in the red zone. But that day was so cold and windy it effected both teams. Josh Allen was awful that day too and so were the entire Bill's team. Hollywood was dusting White left and right, Huntley just couldn't get him the ball.
So my thing is this offense has had:
One super productive loss
One total stinker with no excuses
One stinker when the weather was nuts and both sides were awful.
Does this mean the offense can't perform well in the playoffs? I'm not sure I'd say that. We found in all our loses the issue was the OL not the WRs. This year may be our first chance since 2019 to have a good OL again. And remember in 2019 we were productive in our playoff game, just inexperienced and not clutch.
I can’t remember at all and it definitely wasn’t ealy or Merrill, it was either Sharpe or jones-smith and one of them looked really good in preseason, albeit against a bunch of future accountants and insurance salesmen, but he looked goodwas he with us in the preseason? i thought he joined the team during the year but i could be wrong
foster merill and adrian ealy were the 2 "unknown" guys who people were talking themselves into during the preseason at tackle iirc
We legit run the same offensive as we did in the past lol so idk how thats a bad predictor for the future.. all playoff games, our offense failed. Greg roman offense has been the same way before he got here and nothing has yet to changed..bengals have a well rounded team and most talented offense in afc and probably the whole nflRight but every year is different. The reasons we lost were different in pretty much every game. What happened in the past is a world-class bad predictor for what's going to happen in the future.
Nobody really thinks Cincinnati was the best team in the AFC last year. They played well at the right time and matched up well with all the teams they played in the playoffs. Hence, they went to the SB.
Titans game wasn’t garbage yards, we had racked up a shit ton of yards well before the game was out of reach, we relied on a lot of fourth down conversions and then failed at them against the titans, and we also had a lot of dropped passes that would’ve extended drives, and then of course Lamar went nuts with turnovers.So in all examples, stuff just went bad for us? I mean it worked well in regular season yet come playoff time it doesnt work in all 3 games? That titans game was literally garbage yards by the way. Unless our defense plays lights out, im expecting the same results as previous years
Well the 2018 offense look a TON different than 2019, and 2019 looked a lot different than 2020. Especially in terms of what we did in the playoffs.We legit run the same offensive as we did in the past lol so idk how thats a bad predictor for the future.. all playoff games, our offense failed. Greg roman offense has been the same way before he got here and nothing has yet to changed..bengals have a well rounded team and most talented offense in afc and probably the whole nfl
First titans game we didn't score touchdowns and we didn't convert 4th downs. Probably largely on the players not GRo.So in all examples, stuff just went bad for us? I mean it worked well in regular season yet come playoff time it doesnt work in all 3 games? That titans game was literally garbage yards by the way. Unless our defense plays lights out, im expecting the same results as previous years
First titans game we didn't score touchdowns and we didn't convert 4th downs. Probably largely on the players not GRo.
Second titans game, that game was awful to watch. Probably bad on players and GRo. No excuse for this one. They just were bad.
Bill's game, the weather made both teams awful.
Basically, yes.We legit run the same offensive as we did in the past lol so idk how thats a bad predictor for the future.. all playoff games, our offense failed. Greg roman offense has been the same way before he got here and nothing has yet to changed..bengals have a well rounded team and most talented offense in afc and probably the whole nfl