High School Harry

Was Tibor in Charlotte at the time? I bet he was.

Always liked the Frisbee Dogs, too. We gotta get the Pumpkinettes crackin' on this. They're bumping the bunny lately with their promotions when they're down to unknown wrestlers as the Ruler of the Jungle. Bring Bootsy back. He's in the stadium for every game, anyway. And a donut and Spam sandwich.... wow... just wow.

And....

Coming Sunday.... If that's the best they can come up with for the Ruler of the Jungle schtick... maybe time to rethink it.

As of yesterday afternoon, Hard Rock Casino Sports Book tends to agree. -2.5 Hope they're wrong. Go Cleveland and NY Gnats, pull a rabbit out of your asses and beat the Rats and Squeels collectively. The Following Week... Go Denver beat the Rats Go Chargers beat the Browns just because Go Bye Week beat the Squeels. The refs and some of our own screw ups put us in the position where every game is a must win and we, like Blanch DuBois in "Streetcar Named Desire" are depending on the kindness of strangers.

Or even there long snapper to some degree. I said in another post one of the snaps looked like it almost hit him in the face seemed a bit off to the right. dunno...

Thinking the same thing and you need a new avatar. Just sayin'

Thanks for posting. I kind of thought so, too, but Volson is the board scapegoat.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and the team aren’t thrilled with the officiating from Ron Torbert’s crew coming out of the Week 7 win over the Cleveland Browns. A few examples come to mind that might irk Taylor. But based on his comments to reporters on Monday, the big one is the flag Torbert’s crew actually picked up involving Ja’Marr Chase. To keep it short and sweet, officials threw a flag on what seemed like pretty clear pass interference by a Browns defender. But officials then picked up the flag, citing the pass as “uncatchable.” Problem is, the defender stopped Chase’s route and the ball only landed five yards in front of the two players. It was a silly turn of events, hence Taylor telling reporters he’s “waiting to hear” from the league — implying it is one of a likely few plays the Bengals sent to the league office for further explanation. That’s not an uncommon practice for all NFL teams weekly, but this occurrence was pretty out there. Despite all this, we probably won’t hear about this again. But Taylor and the Bengals are at least right to point out the likely multiple instances of officiating miscues from Sunday. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Yeah. But thinking of Trey Hendrickson flattening the hyphenated quarterback and rather than a roughness call on him two flags were thrown on the Browns. The lining up off sides on the Guard was... pretty ticky tack. AND... I was waiting for Brown to be called for stepping on the line during the opening kickoff run. Officiating sucked for both teams. Not as bad as vs The Kansas City Refs and the Baltimore Refvins but...

Would be even better if he was a better holder. BTW,,, on one punt yesterday the snap back almost hit him in the face.

Only against the Chiefs (esp Kermit), Ravens and the Squeels qb du jour.

Done. I want to see more of Sample in the backfield blocking for Joe rather than Click and Clack. HEY... bring back the old behind the back draw play and give it to him. Also... wonder how Volson would do as the OLT if Brown is out a game or two? He seems to be fast and nimble enough. And he's a big guy. 1/2

-1 for even alluding to something positive about Volson.

Wondering if transitioning Tee again would be worth it?

Go Browns.

Yeah... but did Aaron Rogers boink his mom's best friend? Light weight.

Stunner of a start for special teams coordinator Darrin Simmons. On the opening kickoff, tight end Drew Sample was back deep with Charlie Jones, a new wrinkle. Sample proceeded to throw a block that sprang Jones for a 100-yard score.

"Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics" Amarius's stats are based on fewer games and snaps. The more games he plays, the more that 6% will drop.

Stunner of a start for special teams coordinator Darrin Simmons. On the opening kickoff, tight end Drew Sample was back deep with Charlie Jones, a new wrinkle. Sample proceeded to throw a block that sprang Jones for a 100-yard score.

Class act indeed. Bet that kid is a Bengals fan this morning. P.S. Sign the man

Go Jets tonite Go Tampa Bay tomorrow night

Stay classy, Cleveland

OMG! Don't screw up the 6 point spread or it will cost me money!

or Battle?