Marvin, Marvin, Marvin...

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(09-26-2016, 09:07 AM)yellowxdiscipline Wrote: We made a mistake not firing Marvin in past seasons when we had decent coordinators. Should have done it with Zimmer, then we missed another chance with Hue.

Now we have two coordinators who I wouldn't trust to park my car.

The organization has made great strides in the last decade, but somehow the blind loyalty it sometimes displays comes back to bite us. Marvin is the perfect example of blind loyalty holding us back.

This is the difference with the Bengals and other successful organizations, Mike Brown is satisfied with mediocre.  Other successful organizations are not satisfied with mediocrity, they make changes after successful seasons to get better (see Denver firing John Fox and hiring Gary Kubiack).  The Bengals love the status quo and recently it's been good enough to keep things the same.  But only in Bengaldome.

Marv is zero for the playoffs and now 0 - 7 against Gary Kubiack.  Not even going to mention his record against Pittsburgh.  It's hard to go "0" fer just based on shear odds.  There's not even a blind squirrel in Marv's yard.