Quarterback:
Despite a few passes being off-target, Andy Dalton didn't turn the
football over and he played as well as someone without a serviceable
offensive line or reliable receivers could play. After completing
only two of his first ten passes, Dalton would go on to complete 23
of his next 34 with two touchdowns. Dalton ended up going 25 for 44
with 230 yards passing and two scores.
Running
Back: Granted the Bengals were facing a 21-point deficit with
over a minute remaining in the first quarter, but when the Bengals
actually ran, it just wasn't there. Blocking is a huge reason and
BenJarvus Green-Ellis is clearly dealing with lingering flu-like
issues and only ran the ball four times. Giovani Bernard scored a
touchdown, but only averaged 2.5 yards/rush.
Wide
Receivers: Not impressed. Most of what A.J. Green earned on
Sunday was the result of curl routes. Perhaps a few of the throws
were off-target but Green wasn't applying the description of being
someone that makes difficult receptions. And he's even dropping some
of the easier throws. Marvin Jones played well with five receptions,
48 yards receiving and a fourth quarter touchdown.
Tight
Ends: Maybe it's Jay Gruden. But I can't possibly be more
disappointed in how the Bengals have applied their tight ends
recently. Jermaine Gresham wasn't very effective against the
Steelers, even losing a fumble during a long third down conversion
that he fought honorably for. Tyler Eifert hasn't had the targets we
had hoped for. Both combined for six receptions for 56 yards
receiving and a touchdown.
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