Yeah. Ten carries.
It's all part of a grand strategy to fool 'em. We know, going in, that Cinncinatti has had some real trouble defending the run. So:
Tell our press people that we're developing a real running game.
Bring a thumper RB up rom the practice squad.
Then, with your top WR on IR, his hot new rookie replacement playing hurt, and everybody expecting to see that running game, outsmart 'em with that sneaky, cunning and masterfully deceptive game plan: Pass! And when they expect to see the run, pass some more! Get your RB into the game by
passing to him, part of a
masterminded passing attack that runs through
Tutu Atwell!How'd that work for you, coach? How'd it work for your O line during pin-your-ears-back time? How'd it work for your quarterback?
You sure outsmarted somebody... maybe yourself.
