You're dead wrong and don't know a thing you're talking about

Gota retire first

If all you're gonna do is complain, go root for some other team. No one cares to hear you try to Monday morning quarterback one of the best in the world. He's Joe Burrow and you're a nobody, a zero. Stay in your lane.

Funny you compare me to joe Burrow because you are so dumb, what is next? The bengals are so cheap because the homeless have NOT donated enough

@@scanner743 go be a fan of another team

That is the difference between a winner and a loser, the Bengals are waisting a golden opportunity to win a Super Bowl while they have the best quarterback and the best receiver and the sack leader, if they can’t win with all of this, they will never win

Actually Karras is one of the best pass blocking centers but he was sandwiched between 2 of the worst guards in the entire league.

​@@nudle7377facts Karras was 1 of our best olineman.

@scanner743 I don’t think you know what you’re talking about. Karras didn’t really “lose” his job as the starting center. It was never really his to begin with. He was mostly a backup his first few years, to center David Andrews, who made the Patriots 2010s all decade team. In 2019, Andrews missed the entire year, giving Karras the chance to start. He then left to go be Miami’s starting center for a year. When he went back to New England in 2021, David Andrews was healthy and entrenched as the starting center. Karras started much of that year at guard, which I think speaks to his versatility, being able to still start but at a different position. No one is going to claim he’s Jason Kelce, but Karras is a very capable starting center in this league. When you have two shit guards on both sides of you, it makes your job pretty damn tough.

Ted just had the best year of his career. Can't play multiple positions at once lol

Nobody said that except you, not PFF or the pro bowl not joe Burrow or his teammates or coaches whom got fired because of him and his teammates

​@@scanner743 You are wrong. According to PFF, he had his best season as a pass blocker in a pass centric offense

I am wrong????? They just fired the OC coordinator because the OL was bad mostly in the middle where he plays, any case they missed the playoffs and they were bad first half of the season like 4-8

⁠@@scanner743 yes, you’re wrong. You literally said “nobody said that except you, *not PFF*…” Then they replied with facts about how PFF ACTUALLY graded Karras and still you deny. Sounds like you have your mind made up already and refuse to accept any dissenting opinions. That’s fine, we all have our own opinions. And PFF’s grading isn’t the be all end all, but he was actually graded as the 7th best pass blocking center this year. The problem is more about the guards. Volson was never more than a backup quality guard to begin with and Cappa fell off a cliff. Volson was graded 97th out of 135 qualifying guards in pass blocking and Cappa was 107. Edit: also they fired the OC coordinator? What’s that? Offensive coordinator coordinator lol? They fired their offensive line coach, not their OC. The offensive line coach who hasn’t positively developed any of their draft picks and whose line scheme didn’t mesh well with the overall offensive scheme.

Frank Pollack doesn’t fit the scheme. Lou refused to play young guys and has never fielded a top 15 defense. A few good games against mahomes shouldn’t cloud your judgement. The colts FO is just as dysfunctional as the Bengals.

BIngo. And another big money Guard in free agency.

If they go nuts in free agency and fix the defense then they can go anything in any round.

@@user-pv1yx5dq6l Yes. BUT they have Crazy money in their own free agents. So I kind of doubt they over spend.

Hahahahahaha man I laughed so hard at this comment 😂. Had me looking in the background for his frisbee golf discs 😂

All new coaches leads to disaster

They also had the worst talent in the entire league. Did you even watch the video or do any research before commenting this (ofc not, idk why I asked. Otherwise you wouldn't had made such a lazy comment...)

@@OldSchoolMinded The point is, not everyone is going to go deep into this. It's the optics I am laughing at.

I think he likes the shotguns and prefers it

He likes shotgun, but I have a sneaking suspicion the abysmal state of the interior line for 5 years made him want to have nothing to do with play action

Pollack wasn't good. Game has passed him by

@ShinefortheCam I don't think he was good either, but it seems like others do. Polack still did super old drills that no other Oline coach used anymore

Front office and ownership are borderline terrorists....but Frank Pollack sucked, the problem was not firing him years ago

The year we went to Super Bowl jb was the most hit qb jb was just that good jb aint had a clean pocket since he got here

I do worry a little if we’ll end up regretting letting Anarumo go. He’s a good coach. Just seemed stubborn and stuck to veterans but also was put in bad positions by losing the players he trusted and had success with and had helped develop. Frank Pollack absolutely had to go though. It never worked here. And I mean never. Even at the height of success this team had in 2021-22, his unit really had very little to do with it, and in fact was what ultimately took us down both years. He may be a good coach, in a different scheme. His strengths don’t match the Bengals’ strengths and vision.