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    Tyler Whaley Vs Bradley Glatthaar

    Wednesday, May 14, 2008, 12:43 PM EST [General]

    So Cutler had Wahley on his show this morning a feel good story to be sure, but that may be all it is. There is a reason he had to walk onto O$U. We can all start chanting Tyler Tyler, Tyler or we can look at the history of the player.

    Lets start at the draft board numbers for Wahley and Glatthaar. (Glatthaar is more of a FB than he was ever a RB).

                                          Wahley                                                Glatthaar

    Height                           6'1"                                                      6'0" (college says he is 5'10")

    Weight                          265                                                      242

    225 Lb Benchpress   34                                                        26

    Veritcal                         N/A                                                       32.5"

    Broad Jump                 N/A                                                      9.1'

    20 yard Shuttle             N/A                                                      4.19

    3 Cone Drill                  N/A                                                       7.14

    40 yard dash                4.78                                                     4.74

    20 yard dash                2.75                                                     2.55

    10 yard dash                2.63                                                     1.58

    Whaley is bigger, and stronger but has no speed to get to people who come off the edge like the Julius Peppers of the NFL. But these are numbers from one day. We all know people sometimes do very well on this and others do very poorly. So lets look at the college numbers.

    2007 (both on Scholarship)

                                            Whaley                  Glatthaar

    Rushes                             0                               48

    Yards                                 0                              142

    Avg                                      0                              2.95

    Touchdowns                     0                              8

    Receptions                       1                              3

    Yards                                 4                              20

    Avg                                      4                              6.67

    Touchdowns                     0                              0

    KO Return yards               10                            0

    2006 (Whaley walked on, 6 games)

                                            Whaley                  Glatthaar

    Rushes                             0                               83

    Yards                                 0                              261

    Avg                                      0                              3.1

    Touchdowns                     0                              2

    Receptions                       0                              8

    Yards                                 0                              36

    Avg                                      0                              4.5

    Touchdowns                     0                              0

    2005 (Whaley Walked on, 6 games)

                                            Whaley                  Glatthaar

    Rushes                             0                               139

    Yards                                 0                               620

    Avg                                      0                              4.5

    Touchdowns                     0                              7

    Receptions                       0                              11

    Yards                                 0                              77

    Avg                                      0                              7.0

    Touchdowns                     0                              0

    2004 (Whaley walked on, Scout Team, 0 games)

                                            Whaley                  Glatthaar

    Rushes                             0                               72

    Yards                                 0                              315

    Avg                                      0                              4.4

    Touchdowns                     0                              4

    Receptions                       0                               0

    Yards                                 0                               0

    Avg                                      0                              0

    Touchdowns                     0                              0

    College Career

                                            Whaley                  Glatthaar

    Rushes                             0                               342

    Yards                                 0                              1,338

    Avg                                      0                              3.91

    Touchdowns                     0                              21

    Receptions                       1                              18

    Yards                                 4                              133

    Avg                                      4                              7.39

    Touchdowns                     0                              0

    KO Return yards               10                            0

    Granted Glatthaar had more Full time playing availability he was also sharing time with 2 other backs who also had 1,000 yd careers (Greg Moore 1,013 aslo signed by the Bengals, & Butler Benton 1,736 who hasn't even been picked up by anyone). Whaley is said to be good at blocking people whereas Glatthaar is known for running them over and giving the Offensive line the extra push for shortage situations.  In High School Whaley was a OT and a DT to a team that went to regional finals and 2 semifinals. He was also a member of the all state team his senior year. Glatthaar was a 3 year starter who helped win the state championship in '02 & '03. He set the record for yards in '03 with 248yds and 3 TDs. He was also a member of the all state team his senior year. But hey it is only May, so we will see what the Bengals look like when Traiing Camp rolls around.

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    Draft pic videos

    Monday, April 28, 2008, 12:03 PM EST [General]

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    The Young & the Restless Bengals

    Wednesday, April 9, 2008, 10:50 AM EST [General]

    Doug Gabriel

    Only 27 so he still has the legs for the game, but what was he doing last year outside the league? His number http://www.nfl.com/players/profile?id=GAB606060 don't stand out as amazing but his time with NE was a backup, and Oakland really has turned into a Blackhole as of late. He could fill the void left by Tab on KR & PR so the Bengals don't ding TJ up doing double duty. And if this pick up sways us away from wasting the #9 pick on a WR I am all for it. We need D-line and O-line help and after seeing what Thomas provided the Brownies I am more inclined to do it than waste it on a highlight player.

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    Dometa Peko

    I really like this kid. He is driven to succeed. But for the love of everything holy I feel like they need to place all the Bengals under house arrest. Why can't they spend their millions in places where negative events usually occur? Most of the NFL can keep it's nose clean, but we apprently can not. I know he has been cleared of any wrong doing but the light was shown on the team again.

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    Chad

    Even after all the crap that has gone on I still like Chad as a WR. His humanly qualities have quickly faded. Drew Rosenhaus is scum of the earth who is only truly working for himself. He has so many clients losing Chad in all this will not hurt him. But I think there is somethign else going on that we don't know about. Chad got upset in the playoffs and may or may not have taken swings at people, but we all know the moment KVO hit Carson's knee we threw/hit/kicked something. It was only human and a natural reaction. 17 years of frustration kicked in the groin on one play. Once Training Camp starts for real hopefully Marvin has it all smoothed out.

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    Cueto Take 2

    Tuesday, April 8, 2008, 09:03 PM EST [General]

    So my first look out Johnny B Good. I love his delivery. So smooth and effective. I saw a pitch that looked like it was going to a fastball and rang up 86mph. Then he has the same motion and it rang up 98 mph. Unbelievable. I won't hate on Dunn cause he gets it enough. I didn't like it but hey we need to give the kid some adversity. It ain't always gonna be Peaches & Cream. I love high socks, but Fielder looks to be channeling the Babe with those baggy pants. The player that has surpirsed me the most thus far has been Patterson. I was not happy with bringing him in, and was in the Bruce camp. I still want to bring Bruce up, but Patterson has been effective.I love the small ball, but if Stormy doesn't get it in gear soon I don't think Dusty will put up with it much longer.

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    Take 1

    Monday, April 7, 2008, 01:35 PM EST [General]

    Why not give this blogging thing a try. Yesterday was a first for me. I finally made it down to GABP, but couldn't even get a ticket till the 3rd inning. It was crazy to see that many people excited to see the Reds. Great atmosphere for a game and defintely felt like there were more than 26k in the park yesterday. Great to see the young picthers doing well.

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