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I'm glad we didn't bring him back.
I'm glad we didn't bring him back.
The Bengals just bought a new house.I'm glad we didn't bring him back.
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/251503681.html#ixzz2wiACox3N Ya, he's played a lot and has experience."Marshall has played a lot of football for Green Bay," said Paul Alexander, the Bengals' offensive line coach. "He'll be a quality addition to our line. He's played left tackle and right tackle, and has experience in big games." Newhouse, 6 feet 4 inches and 319 pounds, allowed a whopping 21 1/2 sacks from 2011-'12 primarily as the starter at left tackle. Last year, he opened training camp as the starting right tackle but was beat out by Don Barclay. He ended up allowing five more sacks (and 18 pressures) in just 248 snaps, including 218 at right tackle, 16 at right guard and 14 at left tackle. Although he rarely got movement and didn't finish blocks in the run game, he wasn't charged with a single "bad" run.
Did the Bengals not watch this guy play. He was pathetic. They would be better off with an undrafted rookie. They just got weaker.
Maybe I should draft his backup for fantasy football this season.Have to agree. Initially, Newhouse had some serious potential. I remembered all of the issue Clifton had when he first took over at LT and a knowledgeable fan is going to give the guy time to mature and grow into the position. After a couple of years of "growing", I guess it's fair to make as brief a statement on this matter as possible...so....here goes:
Run Dalton .... Run....!!!