The #Cardinals also requested an interview with #Bengals OC Brian Callahan for their head coaching job, per source. Callahan also is a candidate for the #Colts job.
Originally Posted by wachashi:
The Bengals are getting old, their QB is broken, and they rank last in the league in rookie contract snaps.
Young and hungry ��#Chiefs players on their rookie contracts continue to contribute at a high volume, as KC slides in at #2 in total snaps by players still on their rookie deals through Week Two.
Originally Posted by Marcellus:
You missed the "contributing" part of the equation. A bunch of 22 year old ST players means dick.
No, i commented on the "getting old" part.
Having a large number of starters on a rookie contract usually means you can't afford a larger number of higher paid vets.
It's a weak argument to stand on because it doesn't have any context and it's very fluid year to year.
The Bengals have 4 players on offense on rookie contracts and 2 on defense (would have been 3 before Logan Wilson's extension). They have 3 drafted vets on offense and 2 on defense. They have 4 free agents on offense and 6 on defense.
They purposefully built their defense in free agency and the offense through the draft. With the current and upcoming bigger contracts, they will need to lean on the draft pics more, which they've planned on and be more frugal in free agency.
That tweet doesn't say anything of any significance. [Reply]
Some residents living near the shuttered Seafood City supermarket began noticing a pungent odor recently. They shared their concerns with University City officials. Building inspectors pinpointed the stench to the market on Olive Boulevard and discovered thousands of pounds of fish were left behind.
“This is disgusting and irresponsible,” former customer Lolita Paiwonsky said.
After the discovery, city officials immediately contacted the California property owner about the public health hazard. The city hired a company to begin the cleanup, which has been underway for several days.
The property owner is paying for the cost of the cleanup, according to a spokesperson for University City. Some nearby residents say they not only noticed a smell but have seen an influx of insects as well.
We had to set up traps,” University City resident Constanza Scharfenberg said.
She is pleased the cleanup work is underway and hopeful the smell will be gone for good. A city spokesperson said it’s unclear exactly how long it will take to finish the cleanup but estimates the effort will take a few weeks.
Seafood City has been closed since March. A visit by St. Louis County Health inspectors led to the closure. Officials say thousands of pounds of fish were left behind in freezers. There was no electricity to keep the freezers operating after the business closed.
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As much as I hate to say it or write it I think Joe Burrow will be our Andrew Luck. Joe has not been Healthy the entire time he has been with Cincy and the line was so atrocious that he ended up almost having an career ending injury.
This is Joe Burrow Injuries to his body. Some are not during his NFL career but still belong to his body.
He is a HIGH RISK candidate for Injuries. High Risk
Chance of Injury in 2023
58%
% chance misses at least 2 quarters
Chance of Injury per Game
5%
1- 17√1-% Inj/Season
Projected Games Missed 2023
1.50
Durability
5.00
Ability to produce despire relatively minor injuries. 5 being most durable
Aug 14, 2017 Non-NFL Hand Wrist Fracture Burrow suffered a broken bone in his throwing hand during practice and had an operation to repair the fracture. He missed the start of the season
Jan 16, 2020 Non-NFL Chest Rib Fracture Burrow suffered torn rib cartilage near the end of the second quarter in the College Football Playoff national championship game in New Orleans.
Nov 22, 2020 NFL Knee ACL Tear Grade 3 Burrow suffered a torn left ACL during Week 11's loss to Washington. He was placed on IR and was shut down for the 2020 season.
Nov 22, 2020 NFL Knee MCL Tear Grade 3 Burrow suffered a torn left MCL during Week 11's loss to Washington. He was placed on IR and was shut down for the 2020 season.
Nov 22, 2020 NFL Knee PCL Tear Grade 3 Burrow suffered a partial tear to his PCL during Week 11's loss to Washington. He was placed on IR and was shut down for the 2020 season.
Nov 22, 2020 NFL Knee Meniscus Tear Burrow suffered a partial tear to his meniscus during Week 11's loss to Washington. He was placed on IR and was shut down for the 2020 season.
Dec 5, 2021 NFL Hand Finger Dislocation Burrow suffered a dislocated pinkie finger in the Bengals' loss to the Chargers
Jan 2, 2022 NFL Knee Strain Grade 1 Burrow twisted his knee towards the end of the game vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.
Feb 13, 2022 NFL Knee MCL Sprain Grade 2 Burrow suffered an MCL sprain in the final minutes of the Super Bowl
Jul 27, 2023 NFL Leg Calf Strain Burrow sustained a right calf strain while rolling out in practice. He returned on August 30th and hasn't missed a game due to this injury. However, Burrow reportedly re-aggravated the injury in Week 2 vs. the Ravens.
It seems obvious that Burrow's calf injury is still a problem. Was it misdiagnosed as a low grade in camp, or did they just not want to shut him down for longer? [Reply]
Originally Posted by rfaulk34:
No, i commented on the "getting old" part.
The Bengals defensive starters are almost all pushing 30. The average age of your entire 53-man roster might make you feel better, but it's meaningless.
Originally Posted by rfaulk34:
That tweet doesn't say anything of any significance.
It says the Chiefs have reloaded through the draft, which is what you must do when paying an elite QB. The winds of change are upon you. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
holy shit bro
what if the BENGALS rest burrow?
the only thing standing between us and 19-1 might be the eagles
If they rest Burrow, they probably go full-on soft reset.
Trade Tee Higgins. Tank the season. Keep Burrow out. Be in position to pick in the top 5 with their own pick. Grab Marvin Harrison II or Brock Bowers or an elite T prospect. Use the Higgins pick to pick a receiving weapon or tackle, whatever they don't take first.
It would be awfully hard to swallow for the owners after writing the checks for Orlando Brown and Joe Burrow, though. [Reply]
