Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, a Pro Bowler, suffered a season-ending injury, but the team is still in the running for the AFC playoffs.
The 7-6 Bengals likely cannot afford to lose more than one game given how competitive the AFC is, so all four of their remaining games are vital. l.
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor encouraged the supporters to have an extra drink before heading to their seats in an attempt to get the crowd excited for what will be a pivotal home game against the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday. This is all in good humour, of course.
“We have incredible supporters—I do challenge you to have one more drink, rush into the stadium, and yell as loudly as you possibly can when Minnesota’s offence is playing,” remarked Taylor.
Taylor went on to elaborate on the ambiance he hopes to create, stating that he wants everyone in the stadium to be unable to hear one another. Once more, good work.
You’re doing a fantastic job if the person three rows down from you can’t hear you, according to Taylor. “That’s basically what the quarterback is juggling while attempting to get through to the tackle and deliver a last-minute pass to the receiver. They cannot make such check if they are unable to hear him.
When Taylor compared Bengals fans to Vikings fans and basically stated that the latter are louder, his remarks took a strange turn towards the conclusion. Pat McAfee and J.J. Watt even felt they were speaking too soon when discussing it on The Pat McAfee.
“Getting this home field advantage is a crucial component. This week, we won’t be playing away from home. In the event that we were playing
To be fair to Bengals supporters, the Vikings have the advantage of having a roof, which greatly increases the volume of noise they can produce.The Bengals vs. Vikings game is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday, December 16.
