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Marvin Lewis is Done!!!

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A guy I wouldn't want either that some of mentioned is Eric Bienenemy. Eventually the run of Andy Reids OC's stepping in and doing great will end, after it worked out well the last 2 years. Plus not like he would have a Patrick Mahomes at qb running the offense. I know he is a former Bengal, but for me he is not one of the guys I would like.

 

I agree, no thanks on Bienenemy.

 

Also, I seem to remember him having some gang affiliation back in the day.

 

A lot of Colorado Buffaloes did because Colorado was transparent about recruiting gang members.

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I am betting on Hue Jackson and with that will come even more empty seats. I say stay away from the former Bengal coaches. The entire staff needs to be let go except for offensive line coach imo.

I will be totally shocked if Hue Jackson is hired. SHOCKED!

 

I know why people say that, but it isn't going to happen. If Mike even mentions it, Katie and Troy will not let it happen.

I agree that Marvin is a good man.

Too milk toast and did not possess the command to gain the respect of his players. No fear factor.

 

What ties do the Bengals have to Cincinnati???

Could Mike Brown be using dwindling attendence as a reason to move/sell the franchise, and take the money and run.

This would be the only reason I could see for hiring Hue.

I'm glad that Marvin helped rebuild the image of the Bengals after the disastrous 1990s, but this should have happened several years ago after that meltdown against the Steelers. Things just haven't been the same since that time.

 

Exactly, Marvin has taken the Bengals as far as he knows how, need someone that can take us to the next level!!!

Marvin endorsed Hue in his exit interview. Shocker!!!!!!

Marvin endorsed Hue in his exit interview. Shocker!!!!!!

 

To be fair a reporter asked if he thought Hue should get a shot. Its not like he is going to say no he shouldn't.

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I will be totally shocked if Hue Jackson is hired. SHOCKED!

 

I know why people say that, but it isn't going to happen. If Mike even mentions it, Katie and Troy will not let it happen.

 

You’re giving those two clowns way too much credit. They only care about the bottom line of the FS, just like Mikey Boy.

I agree that Marvin is a good man.

Too milk toast and did not possess the command to gain the respect of his players. No fear factor.

 

Marvin always had the respect of his players and they always played hard for him. THAT was not his problem.

 

What ties do the Bengals have to Cincinnati???

 

Ties to Cincinnati? Only 50 years of ownership living in Cincinnati, raising their family here and Katie Brown Blackburn spending basically her entire life in Cincinnati. The stadium has patriarch Paul Brown's name on it. Honestly, there are few if any ownership groups more deeply embedded in their city than the Bengals and the Brown family.

 

Could Mike Brown be using dwindling attendance as a reason to move/sell the franchise, and take the money and run.

This would be the only reason I could see for hiring Hue.

 

See above in blue.

See above in blue.

 

Allow me to re-phrase.

 

I'm sure his players loved him - he was a pushover.

His teams were undisciplined and there was no fear of retribution, other than a slap on the wrist by Marvin. The lunatics ran the asylum.

 

My question should have been. Is there anything binding keeping the Bengals in Cincinnati???

Mike Brown had to know that bringing back Marvin this past season was going to be a disaster. Why did he do it????

If he and the "family" are looking for an out, bringing back Marvin and hiring Hue will certainly set the table for a move.

I agree, no thanks on Bienenemy.

 

Also, I seem to remember him having some gang affiliation back in the day.

A lot of Colorado Buffaloes did because Colorado was transparent about recruiting gang members.

 

What's that have to do with anything?

What's that have to do with anything?

 

It is a part of his "resume" and not something I want from a head NFL head coach.

It is a part of his "resume" and not something I want from a head NFL head coach.

 

Wow. Ok.

Allow me to re-phrase.

 

I'm sure his players loved him - he was a pushover.

His teams were undisciplined and there was no fear of retribution, other than a slap on the wrist by Marvin. The lunatics ran the asylum.

 

My question should have been. Is there anything binding keeping the Bengals in Cincinnati???

Mike Brown had to know that bringing back Marvin this past season was going to be a disaster. Why did he do it????

If he and the "family" are looking for an out, bringing back Marvin and hiring Hue will certainly set the table for a move.

 

Really? You think Mike Brown knew it would be a disaster and that is why he brought Marvin back?

 

If true, Mike was sweating bullets when the Bengals were 4-1. I guess he started injuring players at that point to make sure things fell apart.

 

I heard it said that the Bengals had more key players go on the IR this year than in the previous three years combined. If not for the injuries, odds are Marvin would have added to his playoff ineptitude.

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