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A million years ago, someone... (well, okay, it was me)... someone started a thread regarding which players should be in a hypothetical Ring of Honor. It was based on math (duh, if anyone knows me that shouldn't be a surprise) and it was based on a formula that included # of seasons as a Bengal and the # of Pro-Bowl selections during that time.... or for coaches is was seasons and playoff appearances. Here's the Pro-Bowl list: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/cin/all-pros.htm The list is pretty long so I'll cut it off at 30. I've put those who should

God this would be good news. Long overdue if they are doing it, but no less welcome, at least by me.

That's for the players.

Interesting article in the Athletic today : Why collaboration is the secret ingredient to Super Bowl success: In the months before the draft, Seahawks general manager John Schneider found a quarterback he liked. The guy was tough, had won a bunch of games, elevated his teammates and did so against good competition. He checked all the boxes, and Seattle needed a quarterback after moving on from Matt Hasselbeck, but not everyone in the organization believed in TCU’s Andy Dalton the way Schneider did. The Seahawks held the 25th pick in the 2011 draft. Dalton wo