The defeats are getting to John Harbaugh. The Ravens head coach -- struggling to cope with a potential 0-3 start -- went out of his way to compliment the Bengals in the most asinine way imaginable.
"I'll tell you, I do believe it is the most talented team in the league," Harbaugh said, per ESPN.
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Not the Packers. Not the Steelers. Not the Seahaws.
The Bengals.
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"We have great respect for them, for their coaches [and] the way they play. Obviously, it starts with A.J. Green, but the whole cast of characters there on offense is very talented and gifted -- tight ends, running backs, quarterback."
#Bengals Marvin Lewis is 14-10 against the #Ravens. Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh is 7-7 against Cincinnati.
— Josh Kirkendall (@Josh_Kirkendall) September 22, 2015
Yes, the quarterback. One Andy Dalton, the epitome of mediocrity.
Admittedly, the Bengals and their talent have reached the playoffs in each of the last four seasons; however, not a single one culminated in a playoff victory.
Dalton -- who somehow managed to sign a 6-year, $115 million contract -- completed a pedestrian 55.7 percent of his passes. Even worse, in four playoff defeats, the 26-year-old has six interceptions and one TD.
One. TD.
If that's not talent, I don't know what is.
Nobody overthrows better than me. NOBODY. #GOAT
— Andy Probowl Dalton (@EvilAndyDalton) September 20, 2015
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