I think the Bengals will consider drafting

[Au165]

I'm going to say this as nicely as possible................ sit down and STFU.

[Mike M (the other one)]

Originally Posted by 1whodeybrew

QB of Tennessee Tyler Bray 1st round and RB 2nd round.

Sounds crazy to many I'm sure but but one huge problem we are having with Dalton is missed opportunities. He's not hitting receivers in stride and not laying the deep balls in a place they can be caught. It's all because he doesn't have the natural arm strength to do it. He's reaching deep with in to deliver a ball which is why most are over-thrown or under-thrown. Dalton to me would be a very good back up but as it is now there's nobody to push or threaten Dalton.

2nd rounders would be something like Montee Ball of Wisconsin and Matt Elam SS from Florida.

WR's would be far off my list to draft because Sanu was very much on the rise before the foot injury, It actually put a big dent in our offense when he went down but overall we have good talent at WR that just need the experience.

if we're drafting a QB that high, it better be Mike Glennon NC State (should still be there for the early 2nd round pick). Bray should still be there in the 3rd round...

[crazyjdawg]

Originally Posted by Mike M (the other one)

if we're drafting a QB that high, it better be Mike Glennon NC State (should still be there for the early 2nd round pick). Bray should still be there in the 3rd round...

I want nothing to do with Glennon.

That guy is just like Bray. Big arm. No accuracy.

[Go Cards]

Hoping Vegas or somebody post odds on this. Because barring a tragic accident to Dalton (God forbid).

Because a QB in the 1st round for the Bengals is absolutely not going to happen in 2013 draft.

Not a gambler per se. But will unload a bundle on this if offered the opportunity to wager against.

[SunsetBengal]

Originally Posted by crazyjdawg

I want nothing to do with Glennon.

That guy is just like Bray. Big arm. No accuracy.

Glennon was a victim of a poor coaching staff at NC St.

He would do really well to get drafted by a team with a good QB coach, and groom for 2-4 yrs.

[Cow Bell Fever]

Originally Posted by 1whodeybrew

QB of Tennessee Tyler Bray 1st round and RB 2nd round.

Sounds crazy to many I'm sure but but one huge problem we are having with Dalton is missed opportunities. He's not hitting receivers in stride and not laying the deep balls in a place they can be caught. It's all because he doesn't have the natural arm strength to do it. He's reaching deep with in to deliver a ball which is why most are over-thrown or under-thrown. Dalton to me would be a very good back up but as it is now there's nobody to push or threaten Dalton.

2nd rounders would be something like Montee Ball of Wisconsin and Matt Elam SS from Florida.

WR's would be far off my list to draft because Sanu was very much on the rise before the foot injury, It actually put a big dent in our offense when he went down but overall we have good talent at WR that just need the experience.

This is the most ludacris post I have ever read

[fortyyearfan]

Originally Posted by Cow Bell Fever

This is the most ludacris post I have ever read

1whodeybrew, i like your thinking.Maybe old andy is lacking the deepball accuracy because he is firing it downfield with all he has and that in itself lacks deep ball accuracy.I like a running back in the 2nd or 3rd. and the safety ELAM is my favorite so far.I am sure things will change, but I think in watching our QB,he does have a problem with the deep ball.Lets all hope he gets better.

[fortyyearfan]

Originally Posted by OSUfan

I would rep you 1000 times for this if I could just beautiful. I almost choked on my coffee!

Calm down, folks, its all just one persons thoughts and opinions.Its all good.Maybe by this time next year, this might be a reality.Right now with all the downtime coming from the front office, all we can do as fans is speculate on the what ifs.

[fortyyearfan]

Originally Posted by Carolinabengalfanguy

Tyler Bray has the physical tools of a franchise NFL QB, but he hasn't shown the poise, intangibles, and consistency of an NFL QB. I think in the end there's a good chance he could go in the second, more likely ending up in the third round depending on what happens with drafted QBs in the first two rounds since teams get antsy and overdraft the position.

Plus remember he played with what could end up being 3 NFL WR's over the course of his career so he's definitely had talent around him. I think he'd make a great developmental prospect. Maybe Andy Reid will sniff at him if he acquires a veteran in FA instead of drafting a different rookie.

Oh and there is 0% chance we draft him unless he falls way down to us in the 3rd or later and probably not even then.

The dirty birds are considering a QB this draft.

[AyyDee]

For Tyler Bray if any college QB averages under 60% completions during college I advise you to see the 26-27-60 rule because that is what you will get, an average or below QB.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...ule/index.html

[OSUfan]

Originally Posted by fortyyearfan

1whodeybrew, i like your thinking.Maybe old andy is lacking the deepball accuracy because he is firing it downfield with all he has and that in itself lacks deep ball accuracy.I like a running back in the 2nd or 3rd. and the safety ELAM is my favorite so far.I am sure things will change, but I think in watching our QB,he does have a problem with the deep ball.Lets all hope he gets better.

Not shocked.

[wolfkaosaun]

You must really miss the 90's, huh?