Report: Bengals willing to work with Andy Dalton on trade

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(02-15-2020, 12:43 PM)Catmandude123 Wrote: First of all he inherited a train wreck from Marvin. They lost 12 of their last fourteen games in 2018. Couldn't sign with the team or interview assistants until after the SB. No help from FO in free agency, no #1 WR no starting right guard, no starting left tackle for the first 12 games, no #3 WR for ten games. The team stayed together through all this adversity. If you refuse to ignore how he was handcuffed,I guess your expectations and mine differ but I would give him one or two more years to prove himself with his own team before totally saying he was a failure. Btw if you have any thoughts that some top HC is coming to Cincy you are wrong. Only inexperienced coaches would come here and you would have the same growing pains with him.

It's true that Zac Taylor was dealt a shitty hand to work with in his HC debut.  Everyone knows that being the one in charge comes not only with the lauds and praises for success, but also with all of the criticism when things go awry.

I happen to be of a point of view that thinks that we won't really see what Zac can do as a HC, until he's given at least another season to get his bigger picture plans in motion.