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Post by lostwou on Feb 16, 2016 8:36:50 GMT -5
Since our board got closed never had chance to weigh in on this. What is up with making Jake Fisher a TE? They have Cedric Ogbuehi listed as backup RT and LT. Why would they draft a RT in rd 2 and put him at TE. Then draft another TE? I don't get it. Do they feel he can replace Smith? If so, we could all be way off. Bengals always surprise in the draft. I certainly hope they don't draft another OT.
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Post by 77bengal on Feb 16, 2016 11:52:18 GMT -5
The Bengals didn't make Jake Fisher a TE. Fisher was brought into games as a 'tackle eligible receiver' in order to trick opposing defenses. He was also used along with Cedric Ogbuehi in their jumbo packages. Hue Jackson was just being creative in an attempt to fool defenses.
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Post by lostwou on Feb 17, 2016 4:57:58 GMT -5
The Bengals didn't make Jake Fisher a TE. Fisher was brought into games as a 'tackle eligible receiver' in order to trick opposing defenses. He was also used along with Cedric Ogbuehi in their jumbo packages. Hue Jackson was just being creative in an attempt to fool defenses. Well they changed his number. And he is listed on the depth chart as a TE. Hopefully since Hue (Sam Wyche wannabe) Jackson is gone they will switch him back. |
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Post by 77bengal on Feb 17, 2016 16:07:03 GMT -5
The Bengals didn't make Jake Fisher a TE. Fisher was brought into games as a 'tackle eligible receiver' in order to trick opposing defenses. He was also used along with Cedric Ogbuehi in their jumbo packages. Hue Jackson was just being creative in an attempt to fool defenses. Well they changed his number. And he is listed on the depth chart as a TE. Hopefully since Hue (Sam Wyche wannabe) Jackson is gone they will switch him back. Don't worry lost. Jake Fisher is an OT. The Bengals were never interested in having him switch positions. Fisher's listed on the depth chart as a TE with a different number because he filled in for an injured Ryan Hewitt late in the season. Hue Jackson could also have Fisher line up as an eligible receiver without having to alert opposing defenses if he wore a skill position number. There's really nothing more to it but don't be surprised if Fisher is used as a tackle eligible receiver on occasion. Fisher was a good TE before switching to the o-line. |
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