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Cincinnati Bengals (Just Burrow In)

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RB07OSU said:
Any insight on why he played so few snaps? Was it injury or something else? He's exciting as a prospect and we should have a year for him to develop if he needs it, but I shared the announcers concerns on not playing much.
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In 2022, he was behind Broderick Jones. Who was taken Pick 14 by the Steelers in the 2023 NFL Draft.
He started one season, had tightrope surgery (same as Brock Bowers) on his Ankle after the South Carolina game and worked hard to get back into shape. After the loss to Bama in the SECCG, he sat out the 60 point win in the Orange Bowl over FSU.

Blessing and a curse. When you recruit ALOT of high star recruits, if they stick around some simply won't have as much tape or starts when their time comes to turn pro. He sat behind a first rounder and became a first rounder. Best possible scenario for Mims (and UGA tbh)
 
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At least you guys have a full season to watch and a +1 game. The Browns season is over after 4-6 games. Misery loves company. Venture on over to the Browns 2016 thread where the misery is already 13 pages long. Open arms, my friends. Open arms.
 
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Mike Brown might be a lovely person. I HATE him as an owner.

However, sources told Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio that, along with Raiders' owner Mark Davis, the owner who voted "no" was likely Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown.
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Brown has a well-documented reputation for refusing to go along with anything that helps the league become bigger and better. His primary concern in those situations is the impact of the new revenue on the salary cap.

So Brown prefers the status quo, especially when the status quo doesn’t require him to spend more money on players.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bengals-owner-may-rejected-rams-175306964.html
 
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I'm really interested to see what we do in FA. Iloka, Nelson, Leon Hall, and Pacman are all FAs this offseason, and I think we need to re-sign at least 3 of them but I'm not confident in Mike Brown spending the money.
 
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