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  • August 1, 2019
    NFL Week 5 experts winners picks for Dolphins at Bengals It
    is time for the Miami Dolphins to put the Week 4 embarrassment the New England
    Patriots caused them in the past and move forward. Later
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    Cincinnati Bengals’ Paul Brown Stadium in an effort to stay atop the AFC East
    and move to 4-1 on the year. As I did last week, I decided to take a look around
    the internet to see what the straight-up winners picks for today’s game would
    be. Are there any experts out there picking Miami to come away from this game
    with the upset win and a 4-1 record?Here is a run through of the expert picks
    for the Dolphins as they visit the BengalsB Nation FanPulseDolphins fans:
    Bengals by -1Bengals fans: Bengals by 8Dolphins fans: Sign up for FanPulse, our
    weekly Dolphins surveySB NationDolphins: None.Bengals: Ryan Van Bibber, Stephen
    White, Geoff Schwartz, Charles McDonald, Adam Stites, Christian D’Andrea, David
    FucilloESPNDolphins: NoneBengals: Matt Bowen, Mike Clay, Mike Golic, Dan
    Graziano, Mina
    Kimes Josh Sitton
    Jersey
    , Molly Qerim, Louis Reddick, Kevin Seifert, Seth Wickersham, Trey
    WingoNFL.com - Elliot HarrisonDolphins 17Bengals 22CBS Sports - Pete
    PriscoDolphins 21Bengals 24Sports IllustratedDolphins: Bette MarstonBengals:
    Andrew Brandt, Albert Breer, Mitch Goldich, Jonathan Jones, Mark Mravic, Jenny
    VrentasOddsShark - Computer predictionDolphins 17.2Bengals 31.7Walter
    FootballDolphins 23Bengals 24 RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Seahawks coach Pete Carroll
    wanted to be talking about football matters — Seattle’s recommitment to the run
    game, the addition of two new coordinators, almost anything to do with what
    happens between the
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    , the league’s oldest coach has spent the past few
    days processing and discussing the league’s new mandate that players on the
    field stand for the national anthem. Carroll, his players and those around the
    NFL are now trying to figure out how to tackle the polarizing topic in the
    locker room.“We’re going to have to deal with that,” Carroll said. “I was kind
    of liking the way it was going and so now it’s kind of taken out of the control
    from the coach and the players and the locker room to a certain extent, so we’re
    going to have to deal with that. In time, we’ll figure it out.”Players from
    Seattle, Buffalo, Denver and New Orleans were among those grappling with how to
    move forward following the league’s announcement Wednesday of a new national
    anthem policy, which will fine teams if players on the field are not standing
    for the anthem. Players wishing to continue demonstrations like the kneeling
    movement sparked by Colin Kaepernick to protest social injustice will be allowed
    to remain in the locker room during the anthem.Seattle’s Doug Baldwin had the
    most striking comments, directed at both the league and President Donald Trump
    after his remarks to “Fox & Friends” on Thursday saying “maybe you shouldn’t
    be in the country” if you don’t stand for the anthem.“He’s an idiot. Plain and
    simple,” Baldwin said. “I respect the man because he’s a human being first and
    foremost, but he’s just being divisive, which is not surprising. It is what it
    is. But for him to say anybody who doesn’t follow his viewpoints or his
    constituents viewpoints should be kicked out of the country is not very
    empathetic. It’s not very American like,
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    , to me. It’s not very patriotic. It’s
    not what this country was founded upon. It’s kind of ironic to me the President
    of the United States is contradicting what our country is really built on.”Even
    normally reserved Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson agreed with the sentiment
    that the owners’ decision was a message to players to essentially be
    quiet.“Pretty much. I think that’s part of it. It seems that way,” Wilson said.
    “But I think a policy right or wrong is not going to fix our problems.”The new
    policy allows teams to adopt their own workplace rules, which many players
    interpreted as a backhanded way of subjecting them to fines, suspensions or loss
    of jobs should they carry on with the protests.Players are also frustrated the
    league didn’t consult with the players’ association before announcing the
    policy.“I mean, they weren’t ever going to engage us anyway. When you really
    think about it, why would we have a say-so?” Denver linebacker Brandon Marshall
    said. “I think they should have, right, but I guess they don’t look at us like
    that, to have a say-so or input in this policy.”Others around the league didn’t
    see the policy as a potential issue.“I’m really not too worried about it. I
    would expect that everybody’s gonna be out there with their hand over their
    heart, showing respect to the flag and to the country,” New Orleans quarterback
    Drew Brees said.But teammate Demario Davis had mixed emotions about the policy.
    His father served in the military, but he also understands why players have been
    protesting.“I just think that when you love something — you care about it — you
    want to work to get it right. I love my children. When they do wrong things, I’m
    going to let them know they’re doing wrong things. I’m not just going to sweep
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    ,” Davis said.“I think that’s the difference between
    patriotism and nationalism. Nationalism is loving your country just to love it,
    you know, even when it’s right or wrong, you’re going to take the side of your
    country. Patriotism is loving it enough to sacrifice for it, but also to call it
    (out) when it’s wrong.“The people who are speaking up for the people who are
    hurting have a deep love and devotion for our country. That’s kind of gotten
    misconstrued at times. But it’s important for people to understand that.”The
    decision by the owners was an attempt to quell a firestorm by moving protests
    away from the public eye and potentially lure back disgruntled fans. But in the
    process they may have disgruntled their employees and rekindled what appeared to
    be an issue that was dying down.“With this policy, with the inflammatory
    statement that Roger Goodell put out (Wednesday) again you opened the door for
    response and again to my point earlier, I think they missed it on that one,”
    Baldwin said.——AP Pro Football Writer Arnie Stapleton and AP Sports Writer Brett
    Martel contributed to this report.