BURROWHEAD: Bengals talking a lot of sh1ttttt

[NIUhuskies]

I love that are doing this. Probably not smart to poke the bear

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— ZIM (@zimwhodey) January 24, 2023

Willie just posted this one on his story

I just feel like everyone is going to spend all week talking about Mahomes' ankle or Burrow being a Demigod or Chase against this young secondary or Lou Anarumo being a psychopath...and then in the end it's just going to Samaje Perine bludgeoning Bolton and Gay to death.

— Brett Kollmann (@BrettKollmann) January 23, 2023

AU_wde_2 posted [Willie Gay on IG] Taking some bulletin board material from Brett Kollmann https://t.co/NclopGIsUv https://t.co/gLVGqLP4N2

— r/KansasCityChiefs (@ChiefsOnReddit) January 24, 2023

I appreciate a good troll job….hats off to Cincinnati…definitely the only time I’m saying it. #ArrowheadInvitational #burrowhead #ChiefsKingdom #whodey #bengals pic.twitter.com/SH2tT9z4Or

— Bean (@JoeyFakaBean) January 24, 2023

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

First of all, how are they measuring "under pressure?" Does it seem a bit odd to you that only 5 of the 41 sacks Joe BUrrow took last year were deemed to have been "under pressure" sacks? This looks like PFF data... is that accurate?

Even if we took PFF's read on this as gospel (note: no one should, and it especially doesn't fly around here), the bolded piece is the part at which you should be looking. That's a small separation between Williams and Brown, and a lot of your fellow fans seem to think Brown is a transformative upgrade (and that's understandable, a lot of national pundits believe that, too).

There's also the matter of Burrow being sacked an additional 36 times in 2022 when not "Under pressure" by breakdown, vs. 21 times for Mahomes. That's where the need to escape will REALLY come in with Orlando Brown at LT.

When he faces an outside speed rush of any quality at all, Brown HAS to win ugly by pushing his man wide of the pocket. This is a tactic that works, generally, when you're on schedule and the ball comes out on time. When you have a QB holding the ball and waiting for things to develop down field, it's much more of an issue.

Mahomes and the Chiefs were able to make it work in 2022 and be an efficient offense by getting the ball out quicker, using the RB and multiple TE sets to chip the Es and slow down the outside rush, and having the best G-C-G trio in the NFL, which usually afforded Mahomes space to step up in the pocket.

That recipe wasn't there for Cincinnati a year ago.

And honestly, if this data set is designed to show how often a QB is sacked when his OL gives up quick pressure, I think the story it tells is a NEGATIVE for Cincinnati. If Burrow was sacked 36 times when his line did not give up "quick pressure," adding Orlando Brown Jr. at LT isn't really a fix for that. He's not going to get bull rushed often and give up quick pressure (unless a pass rusher with speed and power has been whipping him to the outside and he starts cheating there, then gets beat across his face), but that secondary pressure where you're 3-4 seconds into the play and the DE has run the arc and is bending back to pursue back towards the LOS is an issue for him.

This story isn't going to end how you and the Bengals think it is.

Yes it's PFF. It's stat compiling, not grades (which are worthless) but i don't know how they determine "under pressure". It seems that every single sack ever recorded would be "under pressure" but...i have no idea. I'm just showing the number of times for each for comparison.

I'd never call OBj a transformative upgrade so other fans can kick rocks. I know he's an upgrade, maybe small but an upgrade.

To the bolded, that's exactly what the Bengals do and like the Chiefs, they had to adapt to 2 deep safety looks, like the Chiefs did the year before. The Bengals don't have deep drop schemes, they're predicated on timing and getting the ball out quick already. If what the Chiefs did for Brown was successful, then he has nothing to worry about because the Bengals already run that offense. Brown already spoke on this himself, about how different the QB drops were going to be and it would be a strength for him.

The very simple fact of the matter is, when Burrow is behind a decent offensive line, he's elite. When he's behind a shit offensive line, he's still very good. It's indisputible by the eye and by the numbers on the page. He may never get a ring because he has Mahomes and the Chiefs in front of him. The Chiefs check more boxes from the top down and Mahomes is the best QB in the game right now. That doesn't change the fact that Burrow and the Bengals are a very real threat to the Chiefs. The biggest threat in the NFL.

[duncan_idaho]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

Yes it's PFF. It's stat compiling, not grades (which are worthless) but i don't know how they determine "under pressure". It seems that every single sack ever recorded would be "under pressure" but...i have no idea. I'm just showing the number of times for each for comparison.

I'd never call OBj a transformative upgrade so other fans can kick rocks. I know he's an upgrade, maybe small but an upgrade.

To the bolded, that's exactly what the Bengals do and like the Chiefs, they had to adapt to 2 deep safety looks, like the Chiefs did the year before. The Bengals don't have deep drop schemes, they're predicated on timing and getting the ball out quick already. If what the Chiefs did for Brown was successful, then he has nothing to worry about because the Bengals already run that offense. Brown already spoke on this himself, about how different the QB drops were going to be and it would be a strength for him.

The very simple fact of the matter is, when Burrow is behind a decent offensive line, he's elite. When he's behind a shit offensive line, he's still very good. It's indisputible by the eye and by the numbers on the page. He may never get a ring because he has Mahomes and the Chiefs in front of him. The Chiefs check more boxes from the top down and Mahomes is the best QB in the game right now. That doesn't change the fact that Burrow and the Bengals are a very real threat to the Chiefs. The biggest threat in the NFL.

Burrow is great, yes.

How much did the Bengals chip with RBs last year? I didn’t see that much at all (if at all) in the action I watched, and Brown required that type of help a lot of the time for KC in 22 (less in 21).

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

Burrow is great, yes.

How much did the Bengals chip with RBs last year? I didn’t see that much at all (if at all) in the action I watched, and Brown required that type of help a lot of the time for KC in 22 (less in 21).

I don't know specifics right now but from memory, they seem to prefer to get them out in space as a safety valve. Any chipping was more like getting a hand on a guy then getting out in the flat.

[Spott]

A lot of talk about a team that’s going to be a wild card team at best. No team in ohio will ever win shit.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by Spott

A lot of talk about a team that’s going to be a wild card team at best. No team in ohio will ever win shit.

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[Jewish Rabbi]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

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You should load a shotgun and use it on your own head

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

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The NFL needs the Arrowhead Invitational. The script writers will never allow that to happen.

[FlaChief58]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

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[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

The NFL needs the Arrowhead Invitational. The script writers will never allow that to happen.

I just saw a leaked memo from the NFL. Doesn't look good for you.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

Yeah. It was really ugly between the Bengals and Steelers during the Dalton era, way beyond just shit talk. I like the Chiefs v Bengals rivalry right now because while there is a lot of talk, the teams keep it clean on the field.

Those teams looked like they were literally trying to kill each other on the field. Hell, AB never looked the same since and Juju sent Burfict to space in the game after.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

If the AFC North were a person, it would be a goddamn Habsburg.

Inbred dipshits.

Holy mother of ****ing God.

This is an outstanding post.

All you ****ing toolboxes that try to troll should be ashamed of yourself. Take note douches, this is how you run smack.

[dlphg9]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

I just saw a leaked memo from the NFL. Doesn't look good for you.

You're team is full of DBags and you get a lot of shit on here, but honestly you're a pretty decent rival fan poster. Yeah you're gonna talk up your team and get excited about signing what you hope is an upgrade for your defensive line, but at least your not a huge douche rocket like KnowMo or that DickLicks dipshit.

[Fishels]

I hope the Ravens take back the north. Little Joey is getting too comfortable in that corner

[ChiTown]

Here is the most the relevant stat, and quite frankly, the ONLY one that matters:

Mahomes 2
Burrow 0

[smithandrew051]

Has anyone heard how Burrow’s anal reconstructive surgery went after what Chris Jones did to him in the AFCCG?

Is he still sitting on a donut? Colostomy bag?