02-26-2021, 06:28 PM
(02-26-2021, 06:23 PM)ochocincos Wrote: There are a couple reasons (I think anyway).
1) Those teams typically went deep in the postseason whereas the Bengals lost in the first week of playoffs or didn't make it at all. As such, teams weren't able to interview those coordinators and finalize hiring until after their teams were eliminated.
2) Their coordinators may not have had a big interest to move into a HC position. Zimmer, Gruden, and Jackson clearly wanted the opportunity, and that's why they left.
It might be better to get coordinators who were former HCs that floundered out from that role but are still good coordinators.
yes I said that is something they should do.
But those guys come with HIGH price tags.
That hurts Mike Brown's bottom line when he has to pay a coordinator top money
that's why we get guys like Lou Annorumo and Teryl Austin, and Zampese, and That awful OC we used to have with Carson Palmer
