Capers Turns Down Offer

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(02-07-2019, 02:12 PM)McC Wrote: So, really, the whole have to have a new coach with a new approach and his own plan was really a lot of crap or only applies if he does it the way we want him to do it.  Got it.

Hey, let's go get Marvin back.  He's got all the experience in the world.

Being concerned before he even does any coaching?  Drama queen shit.

As outrageous as it sounds, I'm just gonna wait until I see his team in action and not before.  Guess that makes me old fashioned but I don't see the wisdom in jumping to a million conclusions.  Call me crazy.  There will be plenty of time to worry later so I won't feel compelled to get a bunch of it in now.

Well after reading the latest article in Bengals.com reinforces your opinion here and greatly encouraged me.

Specifically it dealt with the Frank Pollack issue.  I had assumed that he was the one that wanted to leave, but it turns out that it was the other way around: 

"But showing how committed Bengals president Mike Brown is to giving Taylor what he wants, he let Taylor hire his own line coach even though management loved Pollack and he had a year left on his deal.

Taylor admires Pollack, too. They had the same college coach. Bill Callahan. But Taylor is a stickler for communication and he wanted someone he knew well for that job. Turner, a colleague at Texas A&M and Miami, was his first choice and he got him. You’ll see the outside zone again, but the way Taylor wants it."


https://www.bengals.com/news/west-coast-story-begins-another-edition 

It shows me how intentional Taylor is and how confident he's going to get what he wants.

I know my opinion has been flipping in the breeze but count me as convinced of how well this guy is going to turn out.

Loved why Taylor picked Casey as the new TE coach.