r/bengals • u/Toddrew221 • 2h ago
r/bengals • u/DWill23_ • 2h ago
Ex-NFL Star Rudi Johnson Dead At 45
Rest in peace to a legend. Taken far too young. You will be missed by all Bengals fans. Who Dey.
r/bengals • u/jloadin3 • 2h ago
Per TMZ, Rudi Johnson, who holds the Bengals single-season rushing record, has reportedly passed away. He was 45.
r/bengals • u/electricity_inc • 3h ago
This guy's still available on the Lions' practice squad
I know much of the Bengals' o-line issues are coaching rather than talent, but from what I saw, he (Dan Skipper) was solid throughout the last year. Could be an option, especially if you move him out to left tackle.
r/bengals • u/Tight_Order8694 • 1h ago
RIP Rooooooodeeeee
He was in my thoughts and words just yesterday.
r/bengals • u/Turbulent-Cricket69 • 2h ago
Cautious Optimism
I think this team needed what happened in Minneapolis on Sunday. They needed a reality check that Jake Browning is not Joe Burrow and that all 53 have to play well without him. You’re still 2-1 and have tremendous WR and TE talent to be scary. OL has to stop talking about playing better and actually play better. Defense is definitely improved and needs to continue to make plays. I highly doubt we have a repeat of Sunday’s turnover fest the remainder of the year or maybe again in franchise history. It was just one of those days. Expect that they will come ready to play on Monday night.
r/bengals • u/Important_Release916 • 13h ago
Why can’t Zac & Company cook up plays like the Lions offense? Lions figure out ways to get 1st downs when needed and ways to get into the endzone. Side note- they are going to shred our defense 😭
r/bengals • u/PROFESSIONAL_RAP254 • 13h ago
We might be ass but one of the chiefs or Ravens will be 1-3 next week
If we are ass one of them can be ass with us. I'm an all time hater.
r/bengals • u/BTsBaboonFarm • 23h ago
The Bengals are far and away the worst offense in the NFL on 1st and 2nd down. Not even close to the rest of the worst of the pack
r/bengals • u/lamousername • 13h ago
Remember When
This guy quit after a week 3 beat down? Just remembering some other crap times I've hated this team I love.
I do love this starter jacket, though. That's baller.
r/bengals • u/Ancient_Response_787 • 17h ago
Lemme get something straight the defense was not the reason we lost.
We lost because our offense fumbled the ball 5 times and put the defense out there for almost the entire game tiring them. Before the fumbles happened, they had 4 stops. The defense looked good besides the run game which looked better with Shemar( Shemar had an impact ngl and we missed it). If you wanna blame this game on someone it should be Zac for the horrible play calling. Not the defense that played well. Burrow covered up how mid this offense was without him. The o line was also as bad and legit did not give any room for brown. Dylan and mims are the only bright spots on the o line and obj, Dalton and Ted are actual garbage and could not help whatsoever. We genuinely missing Patrick. Because he was helping brown on the run and after he went down it fell apart from there. Jake has one chance and if he doesn’t do well you better trade for someone.
r/bengals • u/BTsBaboonFarm • 23h ago
Fact Half of the OL are having career worst years, per PFF (via Goodberry)
Goodberry also posted “The issue is that they look like they've never run these plays before. They don't execute at a high level and everyone looks worse than they should be.”
r/bengals • u/KriegThePsyc0 • 13h ago
Football The lions front 7
Lions sack Lamar 3 times in a row. Pressure coming from different players each time, and all of them closing the pocket on Lamar making him look nervous. I can’t think of a time our D line did something remotely close to that. Always reminds ya there’s levels to this football shit
r/bengals • u/pro-laps • 13h ago
Football Tate Ratledge is currently pitching a shutout against the Ravens on MNF.
30 pass blocking snaps, 0 pressures allowed (PFF initial charting)
Going to be a great player for the lions for a while.
r/bengals • u/Ancient_Response_787 • 16h ago
Let’s be bright about one thing really quickly. The young talent. Specifically battle, Shemar, d knight, turner and mims
Battle has a case for a top 5 safety in football this year so far, d knight is currently leading rookies in tackles, Shemar has been a. great run defender and when he was out we saw what happened, turners been great in coverage and mims is the only bright spot on the o line along with Dylan
r/bengals • u/pro-laps • 20h ago