Offense botches last drive of half
The Jets lead 20-10 at the half.
The Bengals tried to spike the ball twice but ended up being called for intentional grounding, which is a loss of down and a 10-second run off. The Bengals had 1 second left.
In the first half, the Jets had 170 passing yards and two touchdowns. Last week, in the 16-9 loss the Eagles, the Jets had 109 total yards passing for the game.
9 Comments:
If I performed like our defense I'd be fired. These guys are baaadddddd!!!!
Worst defense of all time.They can not make a play to save their lives. Unorganized mess. Time to cut the grass.
Marvin this is your team. You should be really proud.
somebody want to explain to Marvin about the 10 second run-off rule and why he could not burn a time-out instead....I thought he was on the rules committee....hmmm another example of knowing what to do????
Last week it was high school defense.This week.....PeeWee football.What a sad year this will be for the Bengals.What's up Marvin?
It's a shame the organization is so cash strapped that they'll never buy out any of the coaches' contracts. The players have so obviously tuned out the coaches. Time for a change. And when I mean time... I mean Monday morning.
Does anyone doubt the Bengals have imploded?
Bengals losing 23-10 and they are taking Time out's after a penalty... AAaaggghhhhh!
Did Curnette faint and hit his head?
The Jets are so bad they make the Bengals look good...
Enough to make a Bengals fan faint.
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