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I thought Marvin's strength was supposed to be on the defense???

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This I could agree. But so much of that Monday-Saturday is extremely important and determines what plays Chuck calls. You think he is going to blitz on 10 of the first 20 plays if the game strategy (not play calling) that Marvin has had input on didn't call for blitzing on Rivers?

Most have a scrip to run for the first 10 to 20 plays from the week of preperation. In the scripted portion of yesterday's game, the Bengals were nearly flawless. From there, it's the guy in the box...

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OK. Marv has huge input and Chuck calls the plays on Sunday. Therefore, Marv deserves part of the criticism as well.

Sure he deserves PART of it. It's his team. BUT the major factor is again being ignored...

Would you guys prefer that Marvin shut it down to review photos and talk strategy on D every time the O goes on the field???

Most have a scrip to run for the first 10 to 20 plays from the week of preperation. In the scripted portion of yesterday's game, the Bengals were nearly flawless. From there, it's the guy in the box...

That right there basically says it all.

And Brian Billick's strength is on offense... you have to play the hand you are dealt.

And Brian Billick's strength is on offense... you have to play the hand you are dealt.

Their D is making him look brilliant calling the O...

Would you guys prefer that Marvin shut it down to review photos and talk strategy on D every time the O goes on the field???

 

If your theory holds true that he lets the coordinators handle game day situations, what would it hurt?

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Would you guys prefer that Marvin shut it down to review photos and talk strategy on D every time the O goes on the field???

If it was a one-game problem, I could get behind what you are saying. But the defense has not markedly improved over the 4 seasons. It is the schemes, the mindsets and yes the personnel. And to me, the defensive philosophy, schemes and mindsets are the Head Coaches role. The DC carries out that with the daily workings in practices and games.

If your theory holds true that he lets the coordinators handle game day situations, what would it hurt?

Why didn't this plan work with Frazier???

If it was a one-game problem, I could get behind what you are saying. But the defense has not markedly improved over the 4 seasons. It is the schemes, the mindsets and yes the personnel. And to me, the defensive philosophy, schemes and mindsets are the Head Coaches role. The DC carries out that with the daily workings in practices and games.

Maybe at the high school level...

You guys do realize the only thing that separates Chuck and Marvin as a DC is a 1-0 and 0-1 record in the Super Bowl, right???

And you guys are 100% missing the real reason to lay it on Marvin...

And you guys are 100% missing the real reason to lay it on Marvin...
To me it's the character issues of his players.
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And you guys are 100% missing the real reason to lay it on Marvin...

To me, it is his inability to get the quality of players in here that is needed. He has had 3-4 offseasons and drafts to solve this problem and has not.

You are both WAY off. This season has hinged on one thing, and that's Marvin not getting his guys ready for the 2nd half...

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