Given that the Cincinnati Bengals are losing their first game and looking completely bad, it would be simple to sit here and lose all hope.
In Weeks 1-2, the Bengals have only triumphed once since Zac Taylor was appointed head coach.
One.
The sluggish start is not an accident. The Bengals seem to be built that way, and they have triumphed over it in the past.
Even if everyone is furious, the tendency indicates that Cincinnati’s situation will rapidly get better as the season goes on, and former NFL player Luke Kuechly shares this sentiment.
The native of Cincinnati made it apparent on the Up & Adams Show with Kay Adams that he is not worried about the Bengals’ opening-week defeat.
“I was raised in Cincinnati. I have firsthand knowledge of Cincinnati’s fan base. Joe Burrow’s confidence is the only thing going for Cincinnati. He believes in himself. He is confident in his people on the offensive end of the ball, namely Zac Taylor. Yes, they do get off to a slow start. It would be wonderful if they could sort that out. But you have a chance to win as long as you get him back there, Kuechly said.
Kuechly went on, “Ja’Marr (Chase) gets a little bit more in football shape, and Tee (Higgins) comes back.” You can say whatever you want, but before you know it, you’ll be running, cutting, and having guys depend on you. When the ball is snapped, the game changes significantly from simply being in off-field, offseason shape.
I concur with the native Cincinnatian. I’ll keep believing that this is just Taylor’s way of things until the Bengals give me a real cause to get anxious (beyond the ordinary).
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