We need to talk about Evan (McPherson)

[T-Dub]

19 minutes ago, Randle P McMurphy said:

 

Like the other owner's would have voted to approve Mike Brown of all people to move his franchise to L.A. to begin with!  lolol

 

..on so many levels 😆  Toledo maybe.

[claptonrocks]

17 hours ago, T-Dub said:

 

..on so many levels 😆  Toledo maybe.

Toledo is a dump site now

How about Akron?..😎

[Arkansas Bengal]

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19oXCZ3qHR/?mibextid=YlDasU
 

 

[-GoBengals-]

On 11/27/2024 at 3:58 PM, Randle P McMurphy said:

 

You have amazing reading skills!  

 

 

That clearly say HE thinks not I think!  Tell us all how dumb and delusional we are again!  

 

 

 

 

you are fairly dumb and delusional?

 

if thats what youre into  i can say other bad stuff about you if youd like, just let me know.

 

as for jones, for whatever fucking reason, i think he doesnt think he is the best talent evaluator, etc, i think he listens to whoever he is most convinced by in the room so he can blame them when it goes wrong, i dont think he bothers to ahve any real part in the evaluation of anything, he seems to lie that on the backs of those around him, so he has someone to blame when it goes wrong. so i also think you are wrong about that, ( you're welcome, since this appears to be your kink ) on top of the other things you seem to be confused about.

 

but im just a chill guy who wants to talk about football and sometimes argue with people who think their opinion that was confirmed by the cashier at UDF the other day is the entire world view and is also fact.

 

 

 

[|SF2|]

The rest of the owners are never going to vote another owner out unless they have an air tight reason like fraud or criminal activity AND  they can’t convince them to sell aka Daniel Snyder. 
 

The owners may not like the Browns (I don’t know) but the Browns are just 1 vote out of 32.  
 

The reason is simple:  The last thing the owners would ever want is for an owner to petition a court and there be a lawsuit about a forced sale. Lots of bad things could happen concerning the NFLs current operating structure. 
 

The owners just put up with the few annoying owners until they get to Daniel Snyder levels of embarrassment and scandal. 

[UncleEarl]

On 11/24/2024 at 12:57 PM, Jamie_B said:

 

sure, if that was the only reason

 

Add getting into some kind of road rage incident with a rando, making $12M per year, and finally, admittedly not having the skill set for the Bengals offense. 

 

I'd say that was plenty reason.

[UncleEarl]

1 hour ago, SF2 said:

The rest of the owners are never going to vote another owner out unless they have an air tight reason like fraud or criminal activity AND  they can’t convince them to sell aka Daniel Snyder. 
 

The owners may not like the Browns (I don’t know) but the Browns are just 1 vote out of 32.  
 

The reason is simple:  The last thing the owners would ever want is for an owner to petition a court and there be a lawsuit about a forced sale. Lots of bad things could happen concerning the NFLs current operating structure. 
 

The owners just put up with the few annoying owners until they get to Daniel Snyder levels of embarrassment and scandal. 

 

I do think it would be difficult for the Brown family to get approval to move to a lucrative market.  The dislike of their business practices would likely motivate the NFL and most owners to say no.  They would want a more progressive owner in a top market.

[UncleEarl]

On 11/26/2024 at 12:56 AM, GoBengals said:

or like.. evan isnt having a great year... shit be like that sometimes.. we have years of killer instinct clitch kicks taking us to the superbowl... gonna go ahead and give him the benefit of the doubt on this one.

 

worst "media" in the absolute history of sports... also the worst fanbase in sports. 

 

I agree about McPherson.  I wouldn't cut bait on the guy at this point.  High end ability.  I would bring someone into camp to compete and if he has the same problems in training camp you'll need to make a decision.

 

If you think this is the worst fanbase in sports you don't get around much.

[Randle P McMurphy]

9 hours ago, GoBengals said:

 

you are fairly dumb and delusional?

 

if thats what youre into  i can say other bad stuff about you if youd like, just let me know.

 

as for jones, for whatever fucking reason, i think he doesnt think he is the best talent evaluator, etc, i think he listens to whoever he is most convinced by in the room so he can blame them when it goes wrong, i dont think he bothers to ahve any real part in the evaluation of anything, he seems to lie that on the backs of those around him, so he has someone to blame when it goes wrong. so i also think you are wrong about that, ( you're welcome, since this appears to be your kink ) on top of the other things you seem to be confused about.

 

but im just a chill guy who wants to talk about football and sometimes argue with people who think their opinion that was confirmed by the cashier at UDF the other day is the entire world view and is also fact.

 

 

 

 

So what you're saying is you like fulfilling other guys' kinks!?  Got it!  I'll pass but thanks anyway!  

 

1 hour ago, SF2 said:

The rest of the owners are never going to vote another owner out unless they have an air tight reason like fraud or criminal activity AND  they can’t convince them to sell aka Daniel Snyder. 
 

The owners may not like the Browns (I don’t know) but the Browns are just 1 vote out of 32.  
 

The reason is simple:  The last thing the owners would ever want is for an owner to petition a court and there be a lawsuit about a forced sale. Lots of bad things could happen concerning the NFLs current operating structure. 
 

The owners just put up with the few annoying owners until they get to Daniel Snyder levels of embarrassment and scandal. 

 

I think the team fielded by the Browns year in and year out would qualify as "fraud" and/or "criminal activity." 

[|SF2|]

27 minutes ago, Randle P McMurphy said:

 

So what you're saying is you like fulfilling other guys' kinks!?  Got it!  I'll pass but thanks anyway!  

 

 

I think the team fielded by the Browns year in and year out would qualify as "fraud" and/or "criminal activity." 

Really?  The team that has won more playoff games  in the last 10 years than the:

 

Stealers, Ravens, Browns, Cowboys, Giants, Jets,  Broncos, Chargers, Falcons, Colts, Titans, Jags, Bears, Texans, Vikings, Panthers, Saints, Dolphins, Raiders, Redskins and Cardinals? 
 

Same number of playoff wins as the MIGHTY Bills and Seahawks?  
 

And Conference Championships in the last 10 years?  Only 8 teams have done it and the Bengals are one of them. 
 

Guess who hasn’t?  The super awesome Bills, Ravens and Stealers.  
 

 

 

 

[Randle P McMurphy]

6 minutes ago, SF2 said:

Really?  The team that has won more playoff games  in the last 10 years than the:

 

Stealers, Ravens, Browns, Cowboys, Giants, Jets,  Broncos, Chargers, Falcons, Colts, Titans, Jags, Bears, Texans, Vikings, Panthers, Saints, Dolphins, Raiders, Redskins and Cardinals? 
 

Same number of playoff wins as the MIGHTY Bills and Seahawks?  
 

And Conference Championships in the last 10 years?  Only 8 teams have done it and the Bengals are one of them. 
 

Guess who hasn’t?  The super awesome Bills, Ravens and Stealers.  
 

 

 

 

 

How convenient to only go back 10 years.  Go back to when Mike took over then we'll talk.  Ravens, Stealers, Giants and Cowboys have

multiple SB wins in that timeframe but the Bengals have 5 playoff wins in 33 years!!  Woo hoo!  They're playing a last place schedule 

and have 4 wins against all last place teams!  That's "criminal!"  

[|SF2|]

27 minutes ago, Randle P McMurphy said:

 

How convenient to only go back 10 years.  Go back to when Mike took over then we'll talk.  Ravens, Stealers, Giants and Cowboys have

multiple SB wins in that timeframe but the Bengals have 5 playoff wins in 33 years!!  Woo hoo!  They're playing a last place schedule 

and have 4 wins against all last place teams!  That's "criminal!"  

Why should I go back further?   10 years is an eternity in the corporate world. The league knows Mike Brown has handed off the reigns to Katie and company. Even if we go back 20 years this team has had FAR more success than the NFL big market teams like the Cowboys, Jets, Dolphins, Bears and Redskins.  

[Randle P McMurphy]

1 hour ago, SF2 said:

Why should I go back further?   10 years is an eternity in the corporate world. The league knows Mike Brown has handed off the reigns to Katie and company. Even if we go back 20 years this team has had FAR more success than the NFL big market teams like the Cowboys, Jets, Dolphins, Bears and Redskins.  

 

 

Okay so what has changed since Katie & Co. have taken over other than having a generational QB fall into their laps?  The team is going backwards

since their SB appearance and AFCCG appearance.  Let me guess, they've had "bad luck," signing FA's or signed the wrong ones?  That's what happens

more often than not when you wait and sign tier 2 or tier 3 FA's which is what Mike did.

[-GoBengals-]

McPherson has a clean day vs pitt, cant say my butt wasnt puckered with each attempt however..

[HereSince68]

Bengals place kicker Evan McPherson on injured reserve, sign Cade York to practice squad

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/bengals-place-kicker-evan-mcpherson-on-injured-reserve-sign-cade-york-to-practice-squad/#:~:text=Cincinnati has a shake-up at kicker&text=On Wednesday%2C the club announced,will replace McPherson going forward.

 

he Cincinnati Bengals find themselves at 4-8 on the season and losers of four straight, which have drastically diminished what's left of their playoff hopes. And now they can add a kicking shake-up into the mix of this tumultuous season. On Wednesday, the club announced that it has placed kicker Evan McPherson on injured reserve. 

In a corresponding move, the Bengals have signed veteran kicker Cade York to the practice squad, and it appears he will replace McPherson going forward. The team also elevated offensive tackle Andrew Stueber off of the practice squad to the active roster. 

 

McPherson suffered a right groin injury in the team's Week 13 loss at the hands of the Pittsburgh Stealers and will now be sidelined for a minimum of four weeks with five games to go in Cincinnati's season. Through 12 games this season, McPherson has netted 16 of his 22 field goals (72.7%) and has made all but one of his 38 extra-point attempts. The 25-year-old is playing in his fourth season in the NFL -- all with the Bengals -- after Cincinnati drafted him in the fifth round of the 2021 NFL Draft out of Florida. 

Meanwhile, York, a fourth-round pick of the Browns in 2022 out of LSU, has bounced around the league, with Cincinnati proving to be his latest stop. Along with Cleveland, York has made stops (of varying lengths) with the Titans, Giants and, more recently, the Washington Commanders. York was released by Washington back in September after missing two field goals in the Week 1 opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

 

For his career, York has converted 70.6% of his field goal attempts (24 of 34) and 94.9% of his extra points (37 of 39). 

 

[|High School Harry|]

The question in my mind is has he been tweaked up all season and trying to play through it like Sam Hubbard?

Its been a Buzzard Luck year for Evan.

Stay on IR, heal up in the off season and come back to being your old self next year.

 

I'm beginning to think this whole season was an outlier.

Move Lou along, draft wisely, get some decent free agents unlike Rankins and the over-the-hill safeties.

And start all over next year.

 

And hopefully no more harm than good dead cat bounces.

[texbengal]

York has a cannon and early on in Cle, he was killing it… until he wasn’t. He’s got ability…guess we’ll see. 

[claptonrocks]

I wonder how long McPherson has been dealing with this injury.

[New Jersey Bengal]

1 hour ago, claptonrocks said:

I wonder how long McPherson has been dealing with this injury.

Hopefully all season so that would explain his troubles this year 

[HereSince68]

He has not been on any injury reports so if he has been injured for weeks then that's a violation of league rules

[claptonrocks]

8 minutes ago, HereSince68 said:

He has not been on any injury reports so if he has been injured for weeks then that's a violation of league rules

True.

I suppose a team could exclude him from the report even though if

It was nagging him but could still kick.

[UncleEarl]

4 hours ago, High School Harry said:

I'm beginning to think this whole season was an outlier.

 

 

That's a very Brown thought right there.

[MichaelWeston]

York should be in camp with us next year and compete. This is a decent scenario in general. I hope they bring in a rookie as well. 

[MichaelWeston]

1 hour ago, claptonrocks said:

True.

I suppose a team could exclude him from the report even though if

It was nagging him but could still kick.

 

If he was practicing in full they don't need to report it. 

[claptonrocks]

10 minutes ago, UncleEarl said:

 

That's a very Brown thought right there.

Earl,

Bengals really fucked up letting Reader go.

Never recuperated from it.

If they have a shot at Mason Graham in Rd 1 they

would improve over this year.

Kris Jenkins and Graham gives the line a  solid start to build on

 

It doesn't take many scouts to know Graham is special .

If Tobin passed on him then we know he's a failure.