WHO DEY! (Bengals Talk Thread - Real Football not the flippy feet kind)
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YES!!!!!!!!!!!!! FUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMMMMMBBBBBBBBBBBBBLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
DJ Reader. My man. Dude is a complete stud. Should be a pro bowler.
What an ugly win in the 2nd half but I will happily take it.
What an ugly win in the 2nd half but I will happily take it.
Gotta love beating Tom Brady and the Patriots in back to back weeks. Especially when the in-laws are Pats fans!
Turn the ball over and drop 3 TD passes and you'll get beat most of the time.
Also the sign of a damn good team when you can overcome that kind of adversity on the road against a desperate team.
Mixon also had a TD run called back on a penalty.
Tried but failed, looks like a W in the standings!Bengals tried to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
We can't afford to lose anyone. That unit is playing very well together and Apple is kind of a feast or famine guy but he plays physical for his position and I want him out there.
Great win. Good teams find ways to win even when not playing well. The Patriots are a tough out at home and were fighting for their playoff lives. The Pats have lost 2 straight in heartbreaking fashion. That backward lateral last week was season killing.
NFL reportedly investigating Mac Jones' 'dirty play' on Eli Apple; Patriots QB calls low hit 'part of the game'
A low hit by Mac Jones on Eli Apple has sparked public debate between the two players and multiple accusations that the Patriots quarterback plays "dirty."
It's also reportedly prompted an NFL investigation.
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On Monday, the Boston Globe reported that the NFL is investigating the play for a potential fine that would be revealed on Tuesday. Jones, meanwhile, addressed the play and the criticism with Boston sports radio WEEI. He defended his dive as a "split-second decision."
A low hit by Mac Jones on Eli Apple has sparked public debate between the two players and multiple accusations that the Patriots quarterback plays "dirty."
It's also reportedly prompted an NFL investigation.
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On Monday, the Boston Globe reported that the NFL is investigating the play for a potential fine that would be revealed on Tuesday. Jones, meanwhile, addressed the play and the criticism with Boston sports radio WEEI. He defended his dive as a "split-second decision."