Showing posts with label Cincinnati Bengals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cincinnati Bengals. Show all posts
Monday, October 17, 2011
Week Six NFL Game Wrap Up - Bengals 27 Colts 17
I'm going game by game again this week, and it's time to wrap up the Indianapolis at Cincinnati match-up here this week. Each game has it's own post here on the blog where I break down the game from both a real life perspective and fantasy perspective. There isn't much to say in terms of of introduction though for any of these posts, so I'm just going to jump right into it here after the jump...
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Week Four NFL Wrap Up - Bengals 23 Bills 20
As I mentioned in the week five fantasy pickup/drop column, I'm doing the week four wrap up differently this week. Rather than have two big posts, one as game reviews and one for fantasy information, I'm going to instead write little posts for each game that include both my game reactions and fantasy football opinions.
I'm writing about the games in the order they are listed in on the schedule at nfl.com, which means I'm going to be discussing the Bengals upset win over the Bills first...
I'm writing about the games in the order they are listed in on the schedule at nfl.com, which means I'm going to be discussing the Bengals upset win over the Bills first...
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Free Agency Starts At Home: The Cincinnati Bengals' Five Biggest Player Decisions
Assuming they get a new collective bargaining agreement done, NFL Free Agency is scheduled to begin on March 3, 2011. I'm going to go through every team between now and then and identify their top five free agents and try to determine what should be done with each player, be it resign them or let them walk. I'm going team by team in draft order and currently am at the fourth pick in the draft, the Cincinnati Bengals.
The 2010 Bengals season was a huge disappointment. The won the AFC North in 2009, going 10-6 while sweeping their divisional games. In the off-season they added Terrell Owens and were expected to be in the playoff hunt again, but they never played to their potential.
The team would play good halves or quarters, but rarely put together a full strong game. A glance at their schedule shows that they were within a touchdown in most of their losses, but they were out of most of those games, only keeping the final scores close by scoring late.
Head coach Marvin Lewis will return, along with most of the members of a young underrated defense. However their offense was their weak link last year and the organization has a decision to make with many of the offense's high profile names.
The 2010 Bengals season was a huge disappointment. The won the AFC North in 2009, going 10-6 while sweeping their divisional games. In the off-season they added Terrell Owens and were expected to be in the playoff hunt again, but they never played to their potential.
The team would play good halves or quarters, but rarely put together a full strong game. A glance at their schedule shows that they were within a touchdown in most of their losses, but they were out of most of those games, only keeping the final scores close by scoring late.
Head coach Marvin Lewis will return, along with most of the members of a young underrated defense. However their offense was their weak link last year and the organization has a decision to make with many of the offense's high profile names.
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