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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I watch a lot of the Bengals because I'm in Cincinnati. Friends often gather to watch, so I see Burrow often. While we shouldn't expect Brady, Burrow is a realistic bar that we can strive for, even just something close.
And watching Burrow shows a lot of differences. Even when Chase was out, Burrow's confidence is way beyond Mac's. He has that little bit of delusion that you need in a QB that he can make the throws the team needs.
Mac is nowhere close. He had some confidence it seemed in that first year, but it ain't there anymore. And it's far too noticeable.
There is a thoughtful post which touches on everything without any hyperbole, denigration or rump kissing.Sometimes a simple change in the manner in which a matter is discussed tidies things up wonderfully. The discussion here of Bill requires only reasonable attention to tense. Watch:
1) Bill was a great coach for many years, a thing worthy of celebration and admiration.
2) Bill is a failing head coach and a failed GM, facts worthy of his being relieved of his GM job and afforded at most one more year to show what he can do as HC once he is relieved of the burdens of being GM. That is the best the team can offer in the circumstances. I fully understand this an offer Bill is likely to decline: so it goes. We must be prepared to move on, an approach, it must be said, which offers, as any clean sweep does, very significant advantages over retaining Bill in any capacity.
Yeah, thankfully, it's not about you. Or your mother.
Even as I would not be averse to keeping Mac around as an interim/bridge guy, I have to say this take is on the money. If we HAD to make a final evaluation of Mac (WE do not.), such points as this would carry a lot of weight. We don't have to make our final evaluation now, but if we did, it would have at this point have to be "Thanks but no thanks." I just wish the HC and GM's incompetence had not left us with so incomplete a basis for making that judgment.We saw it yesterday when you compare Mac with Howell.
Howell threw a lot of passes where only his receivers had a chance even in tight coverages/tight windows.
The TD pass to Dotson down the middle where only he could get it in stride. Compare that to Mac's throw down the middle to Gesicki and Mac's pass hit the defender's back.
lol whatYeah, thankfully, it's not about you. Or your mother.
When I watch other games and see plays being made, I see the same plays on the table for us, and he doesn’t make them. Once in a while he does but mostly we aren’t taking advantage of what’s there to take.And it causes him to have difficulty even if he targets a lower option who has broken free. Dude has the hardest time hitting receivers in stride and we forfeit a lot of YAC with that latency.
The OL did stink at least early in the season.... the receivers are stink stank stunk... this is a poorly coached football team....and the QB isn't good either. All facts not excuses.
LOL don’t let Macs noodle arm seeing ghost butt have you so butthurt you would disrespect me or my mother without knowing anything about me lol.Yeah, thankfully, it's not about you. Or your mother
Honesty is cool for a bit but after a while it becomes tiresome, and annoying.It's called honesty. I'm in favor of it.
Speaking of agendas.Criticizing things the coach does once in a while just like any fan of any team is "hating Bill". Ok
I said the QB isn't very good and somehow you turned that into me trying to argue Mac doesn't suck. Weird.
Arch I didn’t go disrespecting a posters family member.LOL don’t let Macs noodle arm seeing ghost butt have you so butthurt you would disrespect me or my mother without knowing anything about me lol.
Too bad it's the 1,000,000,000 time he's said it. In almost the exact same wordsThere is a thoughtful post which touches on everything without any hyperbole, denigration or rump kissing.