Bengals sign Schaffer

[old man]

Originally Posted by McC

I liked him at UC. He seemed to be everywhere. Non-skill players from UC are having a fair amount of success in the league.

Don't know if he can help or not. He was probably nearby. Didn't they look at him earlier in the year? Marvin's about to release Rey, right? Riiight.

I got to watch him a UC as well. I defendly think he'll help, I was hoping the Bengals would draft him. McC has got it right, If you watched the football, you always saw Schaffer, always near the ball.
Marvin releasing REY, I don't think he would, Hell half the fan base would die of a heart attack. They couldn't have that, can't fill the place now.

[BengalRugby]

I support the move to pick the guy up.


Now the question becomes will he replace anyone? He's got to be better than some of the supposed "depth" on the team. Plus odds are he's hunger to play and not tainted by Black Jesus's soft style of football and defense.

[Sideline Tweeting 101]

Seems like a good player, but would rather see the team sign (or learn how to use) a RB.

[Shake n Blake]

Originally Posted by Abspara

At this point i'd be happy to hear they signed Chad or T.O.

Looking back, I still can't believe everyone blamed 2010's failures on them. I guess TO and Chad were convenient scapegoats.

[THE PISTONS]

Originally Posted by BritishBengal

On paper, sounds decent. I think we should forgo drafting linebackers in future and just pick them up undrafted, they seem to have more fire.

The fact that undrafted players and guys like Chris Crocker that no team wanted are upgrades speaks volumes to the lack of talent on the roster.

[THE PISTONS]

Originally Posted by Shake n Blake

Looking back, I still can't believe everyone blamed 2010's failures on them. I guess TO and Chad were convenient scapegoats.

The Bengals best players are almost always blamed for the losing...It's already starting to happen with Dalton.

It couldn't possibly be the organization, could it?

[momadance02]

Originally Posted by Bengals Mike

David Pollack, Odell Thurman, Keith Rivers, Rey Maualuga, Dontay Moch - just some of the swing and misses at linebacker with high draft picks

oh and Keith Rivers is back this Sunday

Yeah he's back... On the injury report

[henrizzle]

Originally Posted by Truck_1_0_1_

He's so snide and know-it-all-ish on Twitter

Sounds like someone else on here...

[Truck_1_0_1_]

Originally Posted by Shake n Blake

Looking back, I still can't believe everyone blamed 2010's failures on them. I guess TO and Chad were convenient scapegoats.

As good of a season Owens had in 2010, he was absolutely at fault; 10 picks are when throwing to him?

Yeah, he deserves at least part of the blame (Carsone as well).

[Truck_1_0_1_]

Originally Posted by henrizzle

Sounds like someone else on here...

Oh but I'm not.

Funny how when people don't like me, they point fingers, yet when I don't like someone (practically nobody, as I truly do not dislike anyone on this planet, outside of a handful of people), I just ignore, or keep my mouth shut.

You're only snide if you talk out of your *** with nothing to back up your statements; I don't do that.

[Abspara]

Originally Posted by THE PISTONS

The Bengals best players are almost always blamed for the losing...It's already starting to happen with Dalton.

It couldn't possibly be the organization, could it?

People would rather blame a player than the organization that sets the player up for failure.

It's very odd, but I guess that's the only outlet people have when they know the organization will never change it's aspirations of mediocrity.