January 24, 200719 yr I like Marvin, but it has to start at the top. The Bengals are becoming the "U of Miami" of the NFL. If they don't stop this now, the wrong mindset will take over completely. It already has a strong foothold in the Bengals organization. If the players had real respect for themselves, the game, or their team, they would stop this crap. But everything comes too easy to these thugs. They think they have a right to anything they want, rather than to have to work for what they earn. I hope the Bengals front office will clean house, Marvin included, build a team around Palmer of other like-minded individuals who want to be successful, but know it will take a lot of hard work and clean living to get there.
January 24, 200719 yr I like Marvin, but it has to start at the top. The Bengals are becoming the "U of Miami" of the NFL. If they don't stop this now, the wrong mindset will take over completely. It already has a strong foothold in the Bengals organization. If the players had real respect for themselves, the game, or their team, they would stop this crap. But everything comes too easy to these thugs. They think they have a right to anything they want, rather than to have to work for what they earn. I hope the Bengals front office will clean house, Marvin included, build a team around Palmer of other like-minded individuals who want to be successful, but know it will take a lot of hard work and clean living to get there. :thumb: :thumb: Great Post RU. Very well said. Although I am not so sure that it is all Marvins fault (besides the players themselves of course). I somehow believe that the front office may be "tying" Marvin's hands on some things. I may be wrong, I am not sure.
January 24, 200719 yr Good for Carson for speaking out on this issue. I do wander though, these are grown men and they need to be held accountable for their actions.
January 24, 200719 yr Probably 3/4ths of the players in the NFL would be in jail then... Try 35-40 percent of the US population … I guess 98 has stock in CCA or some other prison industry.
January 24, 200719 yr I like Marvin, but it has to start at the top. The Bengals are becoming the "U of Miami" of the NFL. If they don't stop this now, the wrong mindset will take over completely. It already has a strong foothold in the Bengals organization. If the players had real respect for themselves, the game, or their team, they would stop this crap. But everything comes too easy to these thugs. They think they have a right to anything they want, rather than to have to work for what they earn. I hope the Bengals front office will clean house, Marvin included, build a team around Palmer of other like-minded individuals who want to be successful, but know it will take a lot of hard work and clean living to get there. You are correct and the top is the NFL; Marvin can do nothing under the CBA. They need to let the head coaches be head coaches.
January 24, 200719 yr :thumb: :thumb: Great Post RU. Very well said. Although I am not so sure that it is all Marvins fault (besides the players themselves of course). I somehow believe that the front office may be "tying" Marvin's hands on some things. I may be wrong, I am not sure. The NFL and the Players' Union has tied the head coaches' hands.
January 24, 200719 yr Sounds like he's more of a team leader than Marvin is. :sssh: They are both excellent leaders.
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