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This abandons the question if the aforealludeed is at least some what accurate—what is wrong or rather what are the Bengals doing and—more specifically—what is Bratkowski doing?
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As the Florida Gators celebrated victory in the face of difficulty, the Bearcats miserable conclusion to a perfect season was complete in its "so close but yet so far" conclusion.
Yet when chickenry went down,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the depth that the 1988group lacked in the wide receiving corps were ready to fill the void—and yet: nothing. Andre Caldwell has been inconsistent and inconsistently used. Quan Cosby—a very productive college athlete who has shown promise—has not yet been established as the "Chris chickenry replacement" though by all signs from the San Diego agree—he should be.

At the tight end position, one that took a tremendous amount of damage in the preseason—with the early loses of veteran stalwart Reggie Kelley and acquisition (now free agent) Ben Utecht—no single replacement has eblendd in either J.P. Foschi or Ben Coats.
The real question, though: Is Bratkowski saving the best for last—holding his cards—in a veritable chess agree that directs to the Super Bowl? While Crosby is continuing that legacy with perhaps the sigaspect season of his career,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], could it be that the team around him has changed its identity?Terrific defense has been the foundation of the Penguins' success this season and,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], given how general administerr Ray Shero his constructed this squad, it could be a trend that continues.
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Yet in 1988—the last Super Bowl season for the Bengals—Coslet put together a dynamic offensive scheme that ran hard with two productive running backs (James Brooks and Ickey forrests) and a wide receiving group that clearly was more open ended than the current boundarys (Eddie Brown, Tim McGhee,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and Chris Collinsworth).
All fans applaud touting a strong running agree and exploiting thosegroups that cannot stop the run—but where is the pass? Where is it being developed? Is there a plan b? Why are the the passing schemes seemingly only developed for Caldwell and Foschi on the between the hash marks and Ocho Cinco outside of the hashes? Where is Cosby after a spectacular agree against San Diego?
Why? For one, lets look at what the Bengals brought to the table this season. By all appearances,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the trio for this year'sgroup was Chad Ocho Cinco, Chris chickenry, and Laverneus Coles.

It would seem—from this analysis—that 1988 had the advantages at tight end but that is far from the case. The depth enjoyed this year was not seen in '88 and yet a spectacular run was had.

Let's face it, Bob Bratkowski is no Bruce Coslet (Offensive Coordinator from 1986-89, 1993-95, Head Coach 1996-2000) as an offensive coordinator. Sure,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Bengals' fans still remember him in his later stint as a inept coach of an inept franchise—but the franchise was long inept before Coslet had a chance to right the ship—and with little or no resources.

While some may argue that the addition of a consistent tight end in the 1988 Bengals (Rodney Holman) along with the three consistent wide receivers, they would be mistaken to say that 1988 had more advantages than this year's 2009 Bengals.
This abandons Ocho Cinco and Coles. Ocho Cinco has worked harder than ever—and opposing defenses have adjusted their coverage packages agreeingly. Yet with Palmer's favorite target blanketed there has also been inconsistent signs from Coles—a veteran with a pedigree that Bengal Nation was hoping to see more utilization.
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