A breakdown of the Bengals
 

If someone could find Brett Kollmans old breakdown of why the Bengals line gave us so much issues that would be an amazing read for every. IIRC they basically are able to split the tackles out wide which gave us issues with the ends due to not being elite pass rushers. I really wish I could find the ****ing thing. This is also a nice little breakdown:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.arr...c-championship

Not sure how relevant now.

It's been the same thing all 3 games man

You really need to find that video and get it to Spags ASAP then !!

Has it?

I’m waiting for a knowledgeable football person to breakdown all 3 games with film analysis.

Is one out there?

Like I said in another thread Spags will be pretty much irrelevant if guys can't win up front

Cullen to the rescue

I'm sure DJ has one a quick glance at some things 1 sack each game on Burrow. Last game the Bengals were 7/11 on 3rd down, 8/14 last year's playoff game.

I’ll break it down - the Bengals ****in suck and will lose by at least 40 points to the Kansas City Chiefs

Quality here

Not on offensive line but -

There is only ONE way to slow down the Bengals.

Brett Kollmann
From about this time last year -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mf_lHOoTbOU

Not sure if it still applies but it is interesting.

Not Brett Kollmann like you asked for but some good info on Bengals offensive line play -

How a Wonky Alignment is the KEY to Protecting Joe Burrow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e9GnRgzvDs

Wish we would get rid of Andy Heck and his dinosaur ways this off-season. Trying to get a 3rd and 1 or 3rd and inches by running is like trying to watch Brett Maher kick an extra point for the Cowboys.

That is very interesting, and seeing what they are doing makes sense. If thats been going on all year, but the Oline is just now getting comfortable executing their set, its kind of scary for our defense. I imagine some DC will figure out how to exploit what they are doing, but it may take an off season to to get it implemented. If you have elite pass rushers on your roster it helps, but hopefully Spags can manufacture something that might surprise them.

The Bengals OLine is former a closer, tighter pocket around Burrow making it easier to protect him with his height.

Same thing they do with Brady.