Which head coach you like to be our next coach?

[THE PISTONS]

Originally Posted by GodFather07

They're saying if Gruden did take a HC job it would be in Philly with the Eagles. That makes sense….

He'd never come here like any other big established coach…won't ever happen.

The Cowboys job may be open too.

I could actually see him going to the Browns before he came here too.

We are the Siberia of the NFL. When will fans realize this?

[GodFather07]

Originally Posted by THE PISTONS

The Cowboys job may be open too.

I could actually see him going to the Browns before he came here too.

We are the Siberia of the NFL. When will fans realize this?

I hear ya buddy!

[spurs of football]

This embrace for something slightly less than mediocrity has been going on for so long that quite frankly I would be happy with anyone different. Even Joe the plumber.

[dudebro]

I think we should go with someone who wants to prove they can win. Some coaches just didn't have the players out there and I know we got some surrounding talent on our team. It's just the matter of coaching these players. Who do you think would be a good candidate? Not sure who's available at this point but let's she what everyone's opinion is.

[THE PISTONS]

Bill Belicheck

[THE PISTONS]

Dave Shula's system was too revolutionary for the early 90's. I think the NFL is ready for it now.

[GodFather07]

Doesnt matter, Mikey wont double dip

Ill go as far to say that a top 5 coach wants to be in Cincy next season, Mike wouldnt entertain the thought because he already paid Marvin.

Marvin getting fired this offseason is a pipe dream. If hes gone after this season its because he wants out. Dont count on that either or he wouldve already left.

so.......were stuck.

[D's Nuts and Bolts]

It needs to be a whole coaching staff change, allow a new coach to come in and get the stink out. Paul Alexander 18 years, Jim Anderson 29 years, Hayes brothers 10 years each. Zampese and Simmions 10 years.

I had high hopes for Gruden, but he is overwhelmed and is being out coached. Teams know that when it's 3rd and 8 our WR's are going to run to the sticks and Dalton is going to throw quick. Not sure why Dalton isn't seeing this and calling an audible.

Zimmer can't scheme and has to have an ALL Pro at each level to be sucessfull. He has no creativity in the D. However if we could get the O to play more consistent maybe the D looks better. IDK.

I know that college coaches don't have a good track record, but if we could some how get Chip Kelly and some of his O assistants to come in and be the head coach/call plays, draft a speedy RB, wow could be fun.

[Morning Star]

Jim Tressal would be an awesome coach for the Bengals!!

[THEBURG]

Originally Posted by thompson19osu

I'm not sure if it was stated yet but I see a more likely scenario where Gruden picks up a HC job somewhere else and takes his brother with him.

Dallas, has Gruden written all over it.

[THE PISTONS]

Originally Posted by THEBURG

Dallas, has Gruden written all over it.

I think Gruden turned Dallas down a couple years ago in the offseason. There were rumors atleast.

[Beaker]

ML has played his hand and proven he is not the coach to get this team to the next level. I am throwing my hat in the ring for Oregon's Chip Kelly to be hired as next Bengals head coach.

[natiboi3]

Originally Posted by Beaker

ML has played his hand and proven he is not the coach to get this team to the next level. I am throwing my hat in the ring for Oregon's Chip Kelly to be hired as next Bengals head coach.

Would love to see it. I think its time to move on from ML. Unfortunately, ML will be back next year.

[Bengal4ever68]

It's definetly time to get rid of Marvin, without a doubt...I want to see us get Jon Gruden, but i wouldn't mind Kelly.

[D's Nuts and Bolts]

I like the Hobsen piece on the front page about Brian Billick backing Lewis. Seems like great timing during a four game losing streak. That sneaking Mike B.

I would love to see what Chip Kelly and his staff could do with this O, but he needs to stay away from the D. I like his coaching style, score more points then the other team.

[Helldog]

Haha I wish. His aggressive play calling would be awesome.


I'm surprised this thread hasnt been merged yet tho

[et2house]

I like what Arians is doing with the Colts.

[Harmening]

How about Romeo Crennel?
Dude's a Belichek disciple.

[ibengals]

He's a damn good college coach, but that doesn't necessarily mean he'll be good in the NFL. Nick Saban coached the Dolphins from 2005-2007 and finished 15-17.

With that being said, I'd take Chip Kelly, Jon Gruden or pretty much anyone except Marvin Lewis.

[SunsetBengal]

Originally Posted by Harmening

How about Romeo Crennel?
Dude's a Belichek disciple.

Yeah, because he did so well with the Browns, and Chiefs....

[Lawless_1]

The guy I've liked is Joe Lombardi the Saints QB coach.

[CLTWhoDey]

The next head coach of the Bengals?

Marvin Lewis...until he doesnt want it anymore.

After that, Im sure its one of our coordinators who probably arent born yet.

[Bengal4ever68]

Jon Gruden- Strong Possibility

Sean Payton- Would like him, but most likely he'll go to the cowboys.

Bill Cowher- Highly doubtful for us

Brian Billick- Not likely

Rob Ryan- Strong Possibility

[Bengal4ever68]

Originally Posted by CLTWhoDey

The next head coach of the Bengals?

Marvin Lewis...until he doesnt want it anymore.

After that, Im sure its one of our coordinators who probably arent born yet.

If Marvin's not fired after the season, then we may as well throw in the towel for next season...WHODEY

[Interceptor]

This team would get more respect if they always went for the jugular and lost instead of playing like a pussie trying to eek out a win at minimal cost.