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Bengals Next Coach 2.0 (Maybe 3.0)

Who Coaches the Bengals Next Year? 41 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Coaches the Bengals Next Year?

    • Marvin Lewis
      21%
    • Hue Jackson
      2%
    • Someone Else
      75%

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You guys talking about the same Gregg Williams that hasn't mustered a .400 winning percentage in over 50 games as a HC in the NFL? That Gregg Williams?

 

I want him as a DC not a Head Coach.

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    Seeing the success Kevin Stefanski is having with the Browns. Just made me remember, how he was one of the first names I brought up, back when we were talking about coaches to replace Lewis. It makes

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    Whew! I just read my posts in this thread. I believe I pass the hindsight scrutiny on this one.

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    Well I definitely was wrong in saying it may have been to late for Taylor, and how he may not have hired the best staff. His play calling still is a concern to me at times, but at the end of the day h

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Mo Egger said today that he was told the Bengals really like and want to hire Hue Jackson but know they will be skewered if they do it.

 

Since when did Mikey care about what the fans or media think?

Here is a thought that came to mind. If the Bengals wait till they are the only job left, they get more leverage over the coach on his salary.

According to Fox19's Jeremy Rauch....

 

 

According to that source, the Bengals are leaning towards hiring a coach with an offensive background, who did not spend the 2018 season on the Bengals coaching staff - special teams coordinator Darrin Simmons, offensive coordinator Bill Lazor and special assistant to the head coach Hue Jackson.

 

The source told FOX19 Now the Bengals have already narrowed in on their target, in their opinion.

I have to think if the Bengals were looking to hire Hue or Joseph it would've happened by now.

 

The delay makes me think it's either Taylor or Bieniemy that they've settled on.

 

On a related note, Joseph is in Arizona interviewing for the DC job.

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Hearing that the Bengals have begun the process of releasing assistant coaches.

I believe they are going with Eric Bienemy.

 

The info I am hearing plus what UKMF has posted above points toward Bienemy. It is likely a coach who is still coaching or they would go ahead and announce it. They wouldn't release coaches unless they know who is coming in. The fact that Bienemy is a former Bengal adds toward me thinking that's who they are hiring.

I believe they are going with Eric Bienemy.

 

That's my thought as well.

Pretty sure Bienemy is the new coach.

 

Yeah. Out of the guys they interviewed, he was the one I liked second best. I liked Todd Monken more, but I am still excited to see them get Bienemy. Now I want to see what staff he puts together.

Yeah. Out of the guys they interviewed, he was the one I liked second best. I liked Todd Monken more, but I am still excited to see them get Bienemy. Now I want to see what staff he puts together.

 

Probably won't know until the Chiefs lose.

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