The Bengals win over the Texans was heartening. The guys from Houston were tauted to have a great defense - and maybe they do. They had two young edge rushers - one we couldn't handle one-on-one. Luckily, the Texans were without top receiver Nico Collins and a couple of defenders. The Bengals were the beneficiaries of great field position throughout most of the game and, of course, there's the incomperable Ja'Marr Chase. It's a big thing to beat a good team at their home field. "Two and Oh" has a great sound to it - one we haven't heard for a few years. Maybe the reworked defensive unit is as good as we hoped.
This week our boys travel to Pittsburgh. L
ast weekend, the Steelers played like they never saw a football before. That's good and bad. Pro teams seldom play two really bad games in a row. Note that even the Browns found a way to win last Sunday. It would be great if the Bengals jumped out to an early lead or the Steelers do something really bad the first time they get the ball. I'd love to see the Pittsburgh fans turn on their team. Let there be boos.
"Three and Oh" sounds even better than "Two and Oh".
Please don't fall into a trap. And Lord, don't let T.J. Watt hurt Joey B. And don't tell me that Porter guy is coming back. "Just saying the word Pittsburgh makes me puke"
I have a great-grandson with a birthday, today. Mac is two and I really do have underwear older than that. He's fresh and cute as a button, unlike my underwear.
