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Cincinnati made some major moves to bolster the offense around Burrow. Certainly more than we did. That may not be enough, but Cincinnati did not stand idle this past off-season. So they will have to play the games before there is a verdict about who did what successfully or not.

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[quote=MTK;1252575]At the very least, how is Burrow not stepping into a worse situation as a rookie on the worst team in the league from last year?[/quote]HC/staff not all in on drafting him.
Said HC/staff not preparing him to start then threw him in as starter.
HC fired during the season.
Bengals have a much better WRs corps.

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[quote=GridIron26;1251554]Or it's the other way around. I read this article explaining how [B]Scott likes to call plays that take advantage of players' strengths. So I can see Scott working with Haskins to figure out what Haskins is good at and then call appropriate plays that will showcase Haskins's strengths. [/B]


[url]https://www.nbcsports.com/washington/redskins/nfl-expert-believes-scott-turner-will-build-offense-cater-redskins-strengths[/url][/quote]

Something Gruden and his small ego could not do. I am sure Haskins is working hard on improving what he is not good at. He has room in his skills set to grow as a pro. I trust him to work hard.

I cannot wait for the new coaching staff to work with our talented defense. This is where we can really see a fast turnaround. This defensive coaching staff is loaded with ability and experience. It has been a long time since I could say that.

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I think the worse situation for Dwayne is the lack of a preseason with a new head coach going into ur first year as a full time starter. We cannot afford to warm up early on against that schedule.
As for his weapons so much rides on the health of our o line and Guice it isn’t even funny.

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[QUOTE=Defensewins;1256334]Something Gruden and his small ego could not do. I am sure Haskins is working hard on improving what he is not good at. He has room in his skills set to grow as a pro. I trust him to work hard.



I cannot wait for the new coaching staff to work with our talented defense. This is where we can really see a fast turnaround. This defensive coaching staff is loaded with ability and experience. It has been a long time since I could say that.[/QUOTE]



If anyone has been waiting to tout our defense it is you...

Re: Haskins in his own words
 

[quote=Defensewins;1256334]Something Gruden and his small ego could not do. I am sure Haskins is working hard on improving what he is not good at. He has room in his skills set to grow as a pro. I trust him to work hard.

I cannot wait for the new coaching staff to work with our talented defense. This is where we can really see a fast turnaround. This defensive coaching staff is loaded with ability and experience. It has been a long time since I could say that.[/quote]

Jay - "Why don't we try the corner fade a few more times, I know it will work. We have 4 downs to work with here...just do it."


Also Jay - BENCHED A HEALTHY ADRIAN PETERSON.

[YT][url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TUEzVYdwjQ[/url][/YT]

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The Athletic released it's QB tier list

Haskins came in at a 4 (behind Daniel Jones and Trubisky)

“He’s a four that can be a two,” a former head coach said. “He just hasn’t played enough. This guy has great vision, he has a big-time arm, he has good movement, he wants to be good. Shit, he beat out the No. 1 pick in the draft in college. I like him a lot, but you can’t base it on six or seven games in one of the most fucked-up situations you can ever be in.”