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I'm a former resident of the greater Dallas area, but originally from the Cincinnati area so at heart I'm a long suffering Bengals fan. My daughter, brother and a few other members of my family are Cowboy fans. I guess that puts me somewhere in the middle I suppose..
Anyway, on to the exchange of offensive line coaches between the two teams..
As a Bengals fan it was sweet music to every Bengals fan when Paul Alexander was shipped off. In Cincinnati it was Bengals fans version of winning the super bowl. Many were "thrilled" to get Pollack and lose PA.. We, the Bengals went from having a good offensive line to plain horrible in just a few short years. Pianoman, aka Paul Alexander kept telling us what a great center we had in Russell Bodine and what a steal is was to draft Cedric Ogbuihi and yet the offensive line got progressively worse and worse.
One of the hits on Alexander is his passive coaching style so for several years we watched offensive linemen get pushed back into Andy Dalton's lap play after play after play..
For your sakes as Cowboy fans I hope everyone in Cincinnati was wrong about PA, but I really don't think that is the case.
You'll probably have a decent line for awhile because he has a lot to work with, but I expect that as your current line ages it won't get one bit better and by this time in 2020 you'll be screaming for Alexanders head to be left under a freeway bridge when the next drunken fool decides to drive the wrong way on I-35 and runs into a gasoline truck.. Yeah, I was there when at least twice freeway bridges were lit up.. At least it was entertaining during the 6 o'clock news..
How your team owner can keep the revolving door of bad coaching is anyones guess, but take heart. You're not alone. We have the venerable Mike Brown to contend with and like Cowboy fans we have a funeral to look forward to someday and new ownership.. I used to actually like the Cowboys so I guess it's how my daughter became a fan or maybe she just likes the shades of blue..who knows?
Anyway, on to the exchange of offensive line coaches between the two teams..
As a Bengals fan it was sweet music to every Bengals fan when Paul Alexander was shipped off. In Cincinnati it was Bengals fans version of winning the super bowl. Many were "thrilled" to get Pollack and lose PA.. We, the Bengals went from having a good offensive line to plain horrible in just a few short years. Pianoman, aka Paul Alexander kept telling us what a great center we had in Russell Bodine and what a steal is was to draft Cedric Ogbuihi and yet the offensive line got progressively worse and worse.
One of the hits on Alexander is his passive coaching style so for several years we watched offensive linemen get pushed back into Andy Dalton's lap play after play after play..
For your sakes as Cowboy fans I hope everyone in Cincinnati was wrong about PA, but I really don't think that is the case.
You'll probably have a decent line for awhile because he has a lot to work with, but I expect that as your current line ages it won't get one bit better and by this time in 2020 you'll be screaming for Alexanders head to be left under a freeway bridge when the next drunken fool decides to drive the wrong way on I-35 and runs into a gasoline truck.. Yeah, I was there when at least twice freeway bridges were lit up.. At least it was entertaining during the 6 o'clock news..
How your team owner can keep the revolving door of bad coaching is anyones guess, but take heart. You're not alone. We have the venerable Mike Brown to contend with and like Cowboy fans we have a funeral to look forward to someday and new ownership.. I used to actually like the Cowboys so I guess it's how my daughter became a fan or maybe she just likes the shades of blue..who knows?