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There was an interception, though it might have been pass interference if there were real officials. All things considered, the Bengals arent anything other than delighted after seeing novice quarterback Joe Burrow in their second group skirmish.
His stat line didnt jump out at you in the skirmish, as he was 19-of-33 for 200 yards and a touchdown. There was likewise a challenged interception which happened when his receiver went down in the end zone, which might have fairly drawn a flag in a more structured environment.
But Taylor was gushing in his praise talking about his command of the huddle and the offense, and the method he moved the group. Burrow himself was critical of his efficiency, saying it wasnt as good as their first intrasquad scrimmage, though he felt “more comfortable than I did last week.” Thats fine with Taylor too.
” Hes simply been remarkable,” Bengals coach Zac Taylor stated, by means of Ben Baby of ESPN.com. “Hes what we anticipated when we took him No. 1 overall. He hasnt disappointed one day hes been out there.”
The Bengals are going to have a mock video game Thursday to get ready for the routine season opener versus the Chargers, providing him one final possibility to polish his game prior to they begin games that count.
” Probably the important things that gets him the most is when he thinks the error is his own and he doesnt desire to duplicate the very same mistake two times,” Taylor said. “But hes a competitive guy, and we expect him to lead this offense to a great deal of points.”
