BENGALS FAN REACTS TO THE TRANSCRIPTS FROM THE JOE BURROW/ZAC TAYLORS ARGUMENT FROM LAST YEAR!!

BENGALS FAN REACTS TO THE TRANSCRIPTS FROM THE JOE BURROW/ZAC TAYLORS ARGUMENT FROM LAST YEAR!!

So, we got ourselves the interaction on the sideline. If you know what I’m talking about, you know what I’m talking about. Netflix documentary quarterbacks now has Joe Burrow in its season. So, because of that, we were able to get a little bit more of a snippet between interaction between Joe Burrow and Zack Taylor on the sideline when it got a little bit heated. Okay, if you remember last year, it got a little heated on the sideline back and forth. Some words were said. Well, here’s what was said. So, going back, it’s uh also focuses on number large number of pre-nap penalties. What has led to the exchange between Joe Burrow and Zack Taylor? After one false start, Burrow yells, “What the blank are we doing, man?” as he walks off the field. was wow from a f one far penalty he’s like what the blank are we doing man then he adds wake the blank up the show cuts to burrow sitting on the bench in the final seconds of the game shaking his head and this is when Zack Taylor came up to him and talked to him that’s when Zack Taylor approached here’s the transcript Taylor what to finish the game That’s a great drive finishing. I know it’s frustrating. Burrow said, “That’s an embarrassing performance by us.” Blanking embarrassing. Taylor says, “I know. We’ll address it, but at the same time, let’s enjoy these wins and blank blank blank.” Burrow cut him off and said, “Bluff that, bluff that. We suck today. That was embarrassing. We jumped off sides. Off sides blanking eight times. Taylor said, “I know that. I know that.” See, this is why I love Joe. This is why I love Joe. This is why I love Joe, man. I’m just gonna say it louder. This is why I love Joe. And also, Zach, man, I don’t know. I feel like you got to be fired up like Joe, man. You got to be fired up like Joe when this stuff kind of stuff happens because it is unacceptable. But again, keep in mind, why are we jumping off sides, right? Why are we getting false start penalties? H maybe it’s coaching problems. When you’re getting false starts, that’s a problem with coaching. That’s a problem with discipline. You’re not disciplining your guys enough to not do false starts. You know, that’s the problem with coaching. So, it’s weird how the coaching is the one saying, “Hey, let’s just enjoy this win.” No, we’re not going to enjoy this win because you’re not doing your job. Joe’s doing his job. The coach isn’t doing his job. Now, of course, I wouldn’t put that on Zack Taylor completely. That’s on Frank Pollock. Now, Frank Pollock is fired, obviously, thankfully, but Frank Pollock was his job is to make sure the offensive line doesn’t do false starts. His job is to make sure the offensive line prepared, ready to go, and doesn’t have any of this crap happen. So, it’s on Frank Pollock here. Say, it’s on Zack Taylor because Zack Taylor is the, you know, coach. He is the coach overall wise. He is the boss of Frank Pollock. But in the end, Frank Pollock was the guy whose job it is to make sure his offensive line isn’t jumping off sides every single play and is doing their job to the correct ability. The show cuts to a sitdown interview with Taylor in the Bengals meeting room. Sometimes I walk in an emotional moment and I know I’m walking into an emotional moment and it becomes a really emotional moment. Okay, we try that one again. Sometimes I walk in and into an emotional moment. I know I’m walking into an emotional moment and it becomes a really emotional moment. What did Zach just say? I I am I’m sorry. Like am am I am I am I just weird? I I don’t know what what does what I walk into an emotional moment. So he’s walking into emotional moment and I’m and I know I’m doing. So he’s saying he’s self-aware that he’s walking into something that’s going to get very emotional very quickly and then it does become very emotional very quickly. I feel like there’s a better way you could have said that. It no is there not a better way you could have said that? like ah and they may be viewed as conflicts, but it’s just really passion for the game. Well, it’s a leader. Joe Burrow is a leader. What it is, it’s not Yes, it’s passion. Yes, it’s passion for the game, but it’s also, you know, a leader who’s not going to accept the bull crap. Excuse me for my language there. He’s not going to accept the bullwinkle that comes out of this stuff. He’s not going to accept, you know, just good enough. He’s not going to accept adequate. He wants perfection because that’s how it is. You know, he wants to be the best team possible. So, yeah, it’s passion, but it’s also, you know, you want to play at a certain level. You want to be a certain team. You want to play that certain team level. So, I don’t know, man. Zack, I love Zach, but like Zach, really, I don’t know how I feel about that one. I understand that we won the game and we want to be happy that we won the game, but at the same time, when things aren’t good, I’m not going to act like they are. See, that’s that that’s it. That right there, my friend, that’s it right there. That’s it right there. Just because you won doesn’t mean you don’t go back, look at where you messed up, and then try to improve on those things. You can’t just say, “Okay, we won. Everything’s good.” No. No. Because that’s not how you get better, right? Just like when you lose and you look back, you say, “Okay, we could have improved there, there, and there, whatever.” You know, the same thing you do is when you win because you always try to improve as a team, as a person, as whatever, right? You’re always trying to improve yourself. So, yes, 100%. Just because you win doesn’t mean it’s, oh, we won. We can forget about everything we messed up. No, we’re not going to forget about the fact that the guy dropped the catch in the third quarter. I’m just hypothetical here, right? We’re not going to forget about that. We’re not going to forget about the false start, the holding penalty, you know, the uh missed block. You don’t just forget about it because it’s over with. You take it as building blocks to get better. And yes, the game’s over with and you won. you’re happy about it, but it doesn’t mean it’s over. When it comes to getting better there, that’s never going to end. You always should be trying to make yourself better. Should always be looking to improve yourself, improve your game, improve you as a player. You know, it’s there’s no time off. There’s no rest. It’s every second. And that’s what a leader does. And that’s what Joe Burrow does, which love to see it. I wish Zach kind of I wish Zach kind of absorbed that type of mentality too. I’m not saying he doesn’t have it at all, but I’m saying like I wish he absorbed as much as Joe does. But again, he’s a Joe and Zach are different beings completely. Joe got that dog in him. Just saying. Anyway, guys, tell me down below your thoughts, opinions. See you guys next one. Peace out.

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