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List of highest number of QB hurries last season by team. For the Burrow comparison.

The only reason the Bengals gave up alot of sacks is bc Burrow held the ball a long time looking deep down field.

Tua had no time to ever attempt that.

Anyone who thought their line was as bad as ours doesn't know their ass from a bowl of potato salad.
 
The only reason the Bengals gave up alot of sacks is bc Burrow held the ball a long time looking deep down field.

Tua had no time to ever attempt that.

Anyone who thought their line was as bad as ours doesn't know their ass from a bowl of potato salad.

That last sentence made me belly laugh. Well done.
 
Dude has tried to learn the game and speed of the game under the worst of circumstances that the NFL has to offer, can’t think of any rookie that’s had it tougher frankly..

just give him some time to set up and throw and all that talent that some can’t see will be in HD.
 
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Dude has tried to learn the game and speed of the game under the worst of circumstances that the NFL has to offer, can’t think of any rookie that’s had it tougher frankly..

just give him some time to set up and throw and all that talent that’s some can’t see will be in HD.

Other QBs wouldve folded these past 2 years... Cant wait to see Tua and this team when they put everything together. Itll take some time to gel though.
 
The only reason the Bengals gave up alot of sacks is bc Burrow held the ball a long time looking deep down field.

Tua had no time to ever attempt that.

Anyone who thought their line was as bad as ours doesn't know their ass from a bowl of potato salad.
but they'll will say elite qb's don't need a line.
 
Saw something last week, I don’t have the link, that QB pressure results in a 30 point decrease in a QB rating.

But I’m old, so there is a 50% chance I got that wrong.
 
The only reason the Bengals gave up alot of sacks is bc Burrow held the ball a long time looking deep down field.

Tua had no time to ever attempt that.

Anyone who thought their line was as bad as ours doesn't know their ass from a bowl of potato salad.
Right. Cincinnati also had a competitive running game.
 
The stats provided in that video posted by Yoodakine56 provide some additional context. Not only was the OL allowing significantly more hurries, but they were doing it while primarily in 12 personnel compared to how the rest of the league was most often in 3-WR personnel. Basically, we were keeping players in to provide additional protection and we were still protecting at a league worst rate. And Tua had fewer targets downfield to pick from. So teams were playing us in nickel with over the top coverage against fewer receivers.
 
Some clowns on here saying there isn't much of a difference between an OL ranked 21 and 32nd :lol: Please stop with that ignorant nonsense.
Oh, last year there was a big difference between 31 and 32. 21 was light years ahead of us. We were not anywhere near close 32nd place.
 
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