Three Fat Facts I Found Today.

by davidincincinnati on Dec 31, 2007 1:46 PM EST

I found 3 facts today through the media.

Carson Palmer says that he thinks that there needs to be some coaching changes made for the team to be able to turn it around.
During Marvin's post game press conference he admits that he doesn't like Sporting News Chick Ludwig and that he would throw him out with the trash when cleaning up the garage.<lol>
I read where Bengal Fans are wanting the team to draft LBs first, OL second and DL third. Without a doubt I think that Cincy has to go after DL early in the draft or free agency. Personally I don't see what Fanane and Rucker have done for the team in the past 2 years and I think that both of these players are likely gone.

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We need Albert Hainsworth

We need to sign Albert Hainsworth from the Titans who is an unrestricted free agent. Also we need to draft either Sedrick Ellis of USC or James Laurenitis of Ohio State if they are available. It would be great to be able to get Chris Long but he will be gone long before the Bengals pick.

But our owner is CHEAP. We need a real owner like the Ravens have. We need a covered practice facility for certain. We also need a General Manager and a real scouting department. Why do we have the Brown family running this team. Its ridiculous. We need professionals running the operations.

If Mike cant afford the team then he needs to sell it like Art Modell did with the Ravens. Sorry Mike but your father Paul Brown would turn over in his grave if he saw what you have done with this team.

The root cause problem with this team is a CHEAP OWNER. Its time to boycott the team and force the Brown family to sell it.

by bengalmadness on Jan 1, 2008 1:35 PM EST reply actions