Why Marvin Lewis ALONE is responsible for the Bengals loss playa! "Rules"

"Takin' it to the streets cost the Bengals a playoff win bruh!" 

Jim Rohn, the well-known motivational speaker, once said, "Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment." Buddha gave it to us like this, "To enjoy good health, to bring true happiness to one's family, to bring peace to all, one must first discipline and control one's own mind. If a man can control his mind he can find the way to Enlightenment, and all wisdom and virtue will naturally come to him." Then Jim hollered back at a boy one of the realist joint ever when he spit, "We must all suffer one of two things: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret or disappointment."

Well playas...the Cincinnati Bengals are sufferin' from the pain of regret and disappointment this mornin' because they refused to submit to the pain of discipline while playin' against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday. As a result of consistent foolishness and penalties the Bengals lose yet another playoff game 18-16. These duns haven't won a freakin' playoff game since January of 1991!! 

Let's keep it real or all the way 100, whichever comes 1st! Boyz have to hold Marvin Lewis accountable for this loss. Why? Because his team had no discipline and character down the stretch of this game which ultimately cost them a "W." Yeah, I get that this was a heated rivalry between these two teams. I get the history and foolishness that goes with it. But at the end of the day the game has to be played the right way because the rules don't change because you're playin' some cats you don't like. 

With just over minute to play the Bengals were up 16-15 bruh! They turned the rock over on a fumble and then lost whatever remainin' brains they had left. Vontaze Burfict was hit with an unnecessary roughness penalty after he hit what is now called a defenseless player when Antonio Brown went up to catch a pass. Whether boyz like the rule or not it's there for a reason in today's game and boyz will call it. 

So that cost them 15 yards and then while the medical staff is tryin' to take care of Brown, Adam Jones got into it with Steelers assistant coach Joey Porter and then got in his face. So that drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that marched off even more yardage puttin' the Steelers in a position to knock down a chip shot field goal to win the joint! 

Now Jones tried to scream that ole boy (Joey Porter) was cursin' at him so that's why he snapped. He fell for the Oaky Doke bruh!!! Joey most definitely cursed at that dun and probably said something about his momma too. But the Steelers already knew that the Bengals were out of control so they started pushin' their buttons. 

Let me put it where the goats can get it playa. The Steelers were tryin' to win a freakin' playoff game in a hostile environment and they knew the rules of the game. The question was, did the Bengals know the rules too and were they goin' to be disciplined enough to follow them? And the answer was NOOOO!!!! Now sure, two bone headed mistakes shouldn't cost a boy a ball game but they did playa. Marvin Lewis has never had control of his teams. I'm surprised he survived durin' the years when they were horrible and boyz were gettin' arrested every third day. I'm talkin' but y'all ain't listenin'! 

Ole boy let his team act like a bunch of wild dogs when the game of football is the ULTIMATE team sport. EVERY player on the field is accountable to the next. If one guy screws up it can cost the ENTIRE team. The only problem for Cincy is that multiple cats kept screwin' up gettin' bone head penalties that ended up costin' them the game. And not just the two at the end of the game. That's all on coachin' pimpin'! Stop me when I start lyin'! 

Playas Thesaurus: 
1) Spit: verb - to say
2) Dun: noun - the person in question, dude, guy, etc. It's whoever I'm talkin' about and its non-gender specific. 
3)  Puttin' it where the goats can get it: To break it down in it's simplest form. To make something elementary for people to understand. Goats eat off of the ground. 
4) Pimpin': noun - the person that I'm passionately tryin' to get my point across to,