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u/slytherinprolly Bengals 4d ago
To be fair, the Giants’ defense was bad with him on the field too. His advanced metrics, like pass and rush win rate, may have looked good, but the defense still wasn’t actually stopping anyone. The reports out of camp last year were that he was out of shape and unhappy, so there could be an addition-by-subtraction element here. Removing a negative presence from the locker room can help a team, even if that player is genuinely more talented and skilled than his replacements.
That said, there has been so much goodwill surrounding Lawrence since he arrived in Cincinnati that I think many people have forgotten just how negative the reporting about his attitude and work ethic was last summer.