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RE: Paul Brown and Marvin Lewis have the same amount of postseason wins as Bengals HC - BengalChris - 03-05-2019
(12-22-2017, 11:43 AM)THE PISTONS Wrote: That's kind of a crazy stat.
A couple obvious things stand out:
Only two head coaches have won postseason games in franchise history; Sam Wyche and Forrest Gregg, both of whom are the only coaches to reach the Super Bowl with the Bengals.
Paul Brown and Marvin Lewis have the same amount of postseason wins as Bengals head coaches. However, Brown went 9-5 (.643) in 14 postseason games with the Cleveland Browns.
https://www.cincyjungle.com/the-chronicle/2015/7/10/8911331/a-history-of-coaching-the-cincinnati-bengals
Paul Brown also had AFL and NFL Championships with his Browns teams.
So that's something that stands out.
RE: Paul Brown and Marvin Lewis have the same amount of postseason wins as Bengals HC - Devils Advocate - 03-05-2019
While Paul Brown is an NFL legend, he really is over rated in Cincinnati. His legacy is in Cleveland.
RE: Paul Brown and Marvin Lewis have the same amount of postseason wins as Bengals HC - THE PISTONS - 03-05-2019
(03-05-2019, 04:45 PM)BengalChris Wrote: Paul Brown also had AFL and NFL Championships with his Browns teams.
So that's something that stands out.
It shows how hard it is to win in Cincy I suppose.
RE: Paul Brown and Marvin Lewis have the same amount of postseason wins as Bengals HC - TheBengalsMind - 03-05-2019
I actually have a new video of Paul Brown up on my YouTube page. Just look up Paul Brown: A History Lesson.
I've got a lot more that still needs to be added to it.
But it chronicles his time at Massillon, Ohio State, Cleveland and very briefly the Bengals.