1. The Cincinnati Bengals Are A Serious Threat To Win The Super Bowl Four games, four wins, one turnover for Andy Dalton. The Bengals have dominated through their first four games. Yesterday, Andy Dalton played another terrific game. He finished with 321 passing yards and one touchdown, but what really sticks out to me, is the fact that Dalton still has only turned the ball over once this season. This is the first time in his career that he hasn’t committed more than one turnover over a span of four games. Just from watching Dalton this year, I have seen a different type of guy. He looks poised, matured, and ready to lead this team to the promise land. On defense, the Bengals have been almost perfect. They have sacked the opposing teams
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The San Diego Chargers Hate Melvin Gordon I’m being serious! You spent a first round pick on the guy, and despite this, Danny Woodhead seems to always be in the crucial times of games. Yesterday, on during the game winning drive, who was in at running back? Not Gordon, but Woodhead. Gordon has been the better back this season. He’s averaging more yards per carry and is the only running back this season to have a rush of at least 20 yards in every game. Why do the Chargers continue to miss-use Gordon? Why do they insist on giving Woodhead touches when clearly, Gordon has been the more efficient player? It is truly a mystery. Yesterday, Gordon got a mere 12 carries, and was in on less than 55 percent of the team’s offensive snaps. I understand that Woodhead is the better receiving back, but what I don’t understand is why the Chargers don’t use more two running back sets. Gordon and Woodhead have been on the field together on less than 10 percent of the Chargers’ offensive plays this season. The only “reasonable” outcome I can think of is, the Chargers hate Melvin Gordon.
4. Ryan Tannehill Is The Jay Cutler Of This …show more content…
This past offseason, Tannehill signed a 4 year $77 million contract, despite not really proving he deserved it. This did not please fans of the Dolphins and through the first four games their dissatisfaction has been justified. Tannehill has been downright awful. He’s thrown seven touchdowns and five interceptions. His completion percentage is a career low 56.7 percent, and he ranks last in the league in completion percentage of throws 30 or more yards. The Dolphins are 1-3, despite the fact that this was supposed to be the easy part of the teams’ schedule. Their next three games are against the Titans, Texans, and Patriots, all games I expect the Dolphins to lose. Tannehill came in with high expectations, and he has done anything but come close to meeting said
The San Diego Chargers Hate Melvin Gordon I’m being serious! You spent a first round pick on the guy, and despite this, Danny Woodhead seems to always be in the crucial times of games. Yesterday, on during the game winning drive, who was in at running back? Not Gordon, but Woodhead. Gordon has been the better back this season. He’s averaging more yards per carry and is the only running back this season to have a rush of at least 20 yards in every game. Why do the Chargers continue to miss-use Gordon? Why do they insist on giving Woodhead touches when clearly, Gordon has been the more efficient player? It is truly a mystery. Yesterday, Gordon got a mere 12 carries, and was in on less than 55 percent of the team’s offensive snaps. I understand that Woodhead is the better receiving back, but what I don’t understand is why the Chargers don’t use more two running back sets. Gordon and Woodhead have been on the field together on less than 10 percent of the Chargers’ offensive plays this season. The only “reasonable” outcome I can think of is, the Chargers hate Melvin Gordon.
4. Ryan Tannehill Is The Jay Cutler Of This …show more content…
This past offseason, Tannehill signed a 4 year $77 million contract, despite not really proving he deserved it. This did not please fans of the Dolphins and through the first four games their dissatisfaction has been justified. Tannehill has been downright awful. He’s thrown seven touchdowns and five interceptions. His completion percentage is a career low 56.7 percent, and he ranks last in the league in completion percentage of throws 30 or more yards. The Dolphins are 1-3, despite the fact that this was supposed to be the easy part of the teams’ schedule. Their next three games are against the Titans, Texans, and Patriots, all games I expect the Dolphins to lose. Tannehill came in with high expectations, and he has done anything but come close to meeting said