Wow....that is not the intent of the horse collar tackle penalty.....no harm but yet another big 15 yarder on the Bengals

Crocker with an easy INT, but dropped.....having a horrible game

A lot of the Bengals beatwriters I follow on Twitter are offended of the thought of putting in Josh Johnson. I'm not suggesting it's a good idea, but the alternative is to keep sending out a clearly flustered Andy Dalton.

At least the Bengals aren't the Colts today.

Eifort with a beast-like play

Challenge time.....elbow was down possibly a touch short

17-3

Ladarius Webb with a great interception

Burfict has a great nose for the ball. Johnson causing a lot of problems.

Dan Dierdorf loves him some Baltimore Ravens.

LOL Flacco wasn't even out of bounds. Terrible call.

That penalty was some bullshit.

Officials have been horrible the whole game, against both teams.

Dalton looks terrible running the 2 minute drill... not surprising with how he has played so far today.

What the fuck was that? That was ridiculous!!!!

HAIL MARY!!!!!!!!!

Crazy play to end regulation. Talk about pulling something out of your ass.

justincredible;1533313 wrote:Crazy play to end regulation. Talk about pulling something out of your ass.

Shitty DB put his arm up and helped pull it out

Wish that replay isn't ruined by them losing in overtime.
As for the team, the offense goes as Dalton goes. I always like to think Dalton has finally turned it around when he has a good game, but then he'll follow it up by looking clueless. The interceptions are one thing, but he seems to lack awareness, too (recall the safety from the Dolphins game). If the pocket collapses, he's done for. The hail mary miracle somewhat hides how dreadful his two minute drive was. I think it was the third to last play of regulation, as he was getting rushed, he decides to step up and try and run, seemingly forgetting that 1) There's 30ish seconds left, 2) No timeouts to stop the clock, 3) He's one of the slowest QB's in the league. The receivers don't always help, either.

friendfromlowry;1533500 wrote:Wish that replay isn't ruined by them losing in overtime.
As for the team, the offense goes as Dalton goes. I always like to think Dalton has finally turned it around when he has a good game, but then he'll follow it up by looking clueless. The interceptions are one thing, but he seems to lack awareness, too (recall the safety from the Dolphins game). If the pocket collapses, he's done for. The hail mary miracle somewhat hides how dreadful his two minute drive was. I think it was the third to last play of regulation, as he was getting rushed, he decides to step up and try and run, seemingly forgetting that 1) There's 30ish seconds left, 2) No timeouts to stop the clock, 3) He's one of the slowest QB's in the league. The receivers don't always help, either.

I think with time to pass and his big/talented receivers that he is well above average....but when facing pressure he is bottom 1/3 compared to others during pressure situations.

Dalton going bad again today!

I'm ready for the Johnny Manziel era in Cincinnati.

Terry_Tate;1537753 wrote:I'm ready for the Johnny Manziel era in Cincinnati.

You've won about 5 too many games so far.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9996832/michael-johnson-cincinnati-bengals-stands-fan-comments

SMH. Get some thicker skin. Idk why these guys think their immune to feedback on their negative performance. If I'm under-performing at my job, someone is going to let me know. He can be sick of boos all he wants, but the fanbase is sick of Dalton holding a very talented team back.