Jungle Roar Bengals lose again at home. What are biggest issues need fixing? Coaching, personnel?

The penalties and the offensive line penalties especially.

That's the thing to me that this has not been...

You know, people hate Zach Taylor.

They just do.

I mean, because the coach always hates it when you lose.

But they've not been a very penalized team in his tenure.

But all of a sudden, they are.

And it's false starts.

It's holds.

I mean, Dylan Fairchild would have had three penalties, I think, by himself alone.

That's the part that I feel like keeps setting this team back a little bit.

And, you know, I don't want to do glass half full, glass half empty, but I'm going to do both.

Glass half full is you're like three plays away, maybe even two plays away, like Chase Brown a yard away today, half a yard away today from getting a first down and you going in scoring the Burrow fumble last week when you're – on the edge of field goal range for Evan McPherson tied for being 4-0.

But as Dennis Green once famously said, your record is what your record is.

I mean, your record is what it says you are.

But at the same time, it just, this offense feels dysfunctional at the moment, Mike.

Yes.

I wish I could.

100% agree with you, Skinny.

That's the part to me that I just don't get.

And I get Chase got hurt today.

I get T got hurt late, but T actually came back.

But then I could also say, well, hell, Dante Myers and Mitchell Tinsley made some plays down the stretch that got you a chance to win this game.

And so I don't know.

It just feels like a dysfunctional team, not in a like Bronx Zoo, New York Yankees, late 70s way.