Marvin #12

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(07-04-2015, 12:51 PM)GreenCornBengal Wrote: You're clearly misinterpreting what I am trying to say.

I'm not saying replacing Marvin makes us go to the Super Bowl.

I'm saying this organization and yourself are too scared to even ponder it.

He could get replaced and we could fall into the celler.
He could get replaced and we could do even better.

We KNOW what we are going to get with Marvin. If you can't see that after 12+ years then IDK what to tell ya.

You really think Marvin Lewis is going to magically take this team to the SB this season? or the next? or the next?
Do you REALLY feel deep inside that 12 years of no playoff victories is just bad luck and coincedince?

You can sit here in stagnant mediocrity if you want, but the rest of us want something different.

If anything, Sean Peyton and Mike McCarthy should give you faith that if we replaced Marvin with a shit coach, there is a decent coach just around the corner

Stagnant mediocrity is exactly right. Anyone that claims the Bengals shouldn't replace the coach because of what the team has been in the past or because of the bad things that have happened to other teams, are, and will be, stuck there forever. 

12 years and 6 playoff flameouts later, what positive is there other than the fact the team plays well enough to get to the playoffs? If that's a fan's goal, it's a rather short-sighted goal. IF your goal is winning a SB, and you have a talented team, staying with what hasn't worked for so long is the definition of insanity.

For anyone wanting to post about how long it took X, Y and Z QB to get a playoff win...how many of those QBs had the same coach from their first loss to their first win? To be CLEAR; i agree with the patience and the possibility that a QB can win later in a career. I just don't see where they do it with the same coach.