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RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Bengalpool - 01-02-2018 (01-02-2018, 11:37 AM)Pat5775 Wrote: Well, I hope you're right.Trust me, I'm on the same train as you. 2017: 31st 2016: 29th 2015: 28th 2014: 28th 2013: 25th 2012: 24th 2011: 32nd 2010: 27th 2009: 23rd 2008: 22nd 2007: 19th 2006: 21st You might be right about MB not caring about fan attendance lol. RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Pat5775 - 01-02-2018 (01-02-2018, 12:12 PM)Takedown Wrote: Trust me, I'm on the same train as you. Damn! 28th even in 2015? Yikes... Does that scale take into account the small size of PBS? RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Bengalpool - 01-02-2018 (01-02-2018, 12:40 PM)Pat5775 Wrote: Yeah but still. Rankings ESPN RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Shake n Blake - 01-02-2018 Quote:"The one thing that we've been consistent on since I began here is staying on the same page and I think that's important," Lewis said. "There's a direction that the owner wants to have, there's a direction that I have to -- he's hired me to do a job and we've got to make sure we stay aligned in that, and if his direction is different than my direction, then it's probably not good. We just have to make sure, I have to make sure, we're all on the same page." Is it a stretch for me to think Mike Brown wanting John Ross is the major motivation behind this comment? We've been hearing for years that Merv has unprecedented control, and Mike/Merv even remarked during the infamous 2010 presser that Mike had only overruled Merv 1 time (we all felt at the time that they were talking about bringing Chris Henry back after Merv cut him). Obviously speculating based on evidence, but IMO it looks like Mike overruled Marv on the Ross pick. I've never seen Marv be so hard on a 1st round pick, and something had to motivate Marv to say this. Mike had to overrule him on something. Honestly, it's pretty ridiculous we're still talking about control going into year 16. If Marv doesn't have it now, he's never going to get it. Someone commented that attendance figures could motivate Mikey to give up control... but it's not like attendance hasn't been low before...and if Mike cared much about attendance figures, he has to know that year 16 of Marv and another "NO CHANGE" presser isn't going to drive ticket sales. RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Brownshoe - 01-02-2018 (01-02-2018, 12:12 PM)Takedown Wrote: Trust me, I'm on the same train as you. 31st out of 31. They didn't count the LA Rams for some reason. RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - PhilHos - 01-02-2018 (01-02-2018, 11:02 AM)Pat5775 Wrote: For whatever reason, Mike has a real hardon for PA. Why? Because Mike is an ass man; a FRONT ass man. Sent from my LGLS775 using Tapatalk RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - PhilHos - 01-02-2018 (01-02-2018, 12:12 PM)Takedown Wrote: Trust me, I'm on the same train as you.If he doesn't care about it after their 50th anniversary season then i think it's safe to say he's never cared about it. Sent from my LGLS775 using Tapatalk RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Nate (formerly eliminate08) - 01-02-2018 (12-31-2017, 01:19 PM)Fullrock Wrote: Apparently not looking to hire from within. Sounds like this is bullshit and we are extending Marv for another losing season. No hope fellas, it is worse than i ever feared. RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - oncemoreuntothejimbreech - 01-02-2018 (01-02-2018, 11:54 AM)bengaloo Wrote: There wasnt enough time. He was trying to get rid of players that didnt fit in and start building players for the type of team he wanted. It didnt look good for sure, but nobody can sit here and say with honesty that 2 years is enough time for a coach to build a team around his system and philosophy. I've heard a lot of bad things about both Marshall and Cutler. He apparently wanted really bad to get rid of them. Apparently no one else in that org did. That was the start of the bad blood from the way I remember it playing out back then. It went downhill from there. Dont get me wrong, there are other coaches I'd rather have, but I also dont think Denver is the tell tail measuring stick for McDainiels. 2 measly years? Eh. Denver went from 2nd to last in their division under McDaniels. John Fox won Denver's division and a playoff game with Tebow in his first season after replacing McDaniels. But, somehow there isn't enough evidence to judge? RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - bengaloo - 01-02-2018 (01-02-2018, 05:03 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: Denver went from 2nd to last in their division under McDaniels. John Fox won Denver's division and a playoff game with Tebow in his first season after replacing McDaniels. But, somehow there isn't enough evidence to judge? For you there is apparently enough evidence to judge. For me there is not. I want to see coaches get their system and players in place before I make a case on whether they are a bad or good coach. I'm totally against the new trends that coaches are hired and fired after a year or 2. I have seen too many times where it takes a coach a few years before it really hit stride. I think McDaniels made a lot of mistakes, but at the same time he was trying to build "his" team. He didnt get a chance to do that if you ask me. But its ok that you dont agree.... dont really want to keep going back and forth over something so insignificant. We both know Marvin will be back, sadly. Whodey RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - oncemoreuntothejimbreech - 02-08-2018 McDaniels continues his sterling decision making as head coach of the Colts. RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - fredtoast - 02-08-2018 (01-02-2018, 12:12 PM)Takedown Wrote: Trust me, I'm on the same train as you. Very deceptive stats. I am pretty sure we sold out every home game in 2006. But attendance is not a big concern for MB. RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - ochocincos - 02-08-2018 (01-02-2018, 12:12 PM)Takedown Wrote: Trust me, I'm on the same train as you. It's the fault of the Cincinnati fan base! RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Pat5775 - 02-08-2018 (02-08-2018, 09:58 AM)fredtoast Wrote: Very deceptive stats. I am pretty sure we sold out every home game in 2006. That's right... Didn't we have an epic home sellout streak from 2005-2007? PBS is one of the smallest stadiums in the league so I think, by default, the total numbers will always be low by comparison. In recent years, attendance has dropped and deservedly so. I won't be shocked at all if attendance figures set record lows this upcoming season RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Go Cards - 02-08-2018 (02-08-2018, 11:09 AM)Pat5775 Wrote: That's right... Dropping half of mine. RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Johnny Cupcakes - 02-08-2018 (01-02-2018, 02:31 PM)PhilHos Wrote: Because Mike is an ass man; a FRONT ass man. I'm kinda partial to the frontbutt as well.... RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Hoofhearted - 02-08-2018 (02-08-2018, 09:58 AM)fredtoast Wrote: Very deceptive stats. I am pretty sure we sold out every home game in 2006. It's total tickets sold, so the numbers will be a bit deceptive. Better way to look at it (for me) is the % is was soldout. '06 & 07 was 100.7 (ranked 9th)% sold out 08 it started to get worse with 98.6 %, skidding into the mid teens. 15 was 93.7 (24th) 16 was 92.4 (24th) and last year was a putrid 81.3% (last). Looking at that you can tell when the fans started not caring anymore. RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Brownshoe - 02-08-2018 (02-08-2018, 12:54 PM)Johnny Cupcakes Wrote: I'm kinda partial to the frontbutt as well.... RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - HarleyDog - 02-08-2018 (02-08-2018, 01:16 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: Hit RE: Ian Rapoport: Bengals reaching out to non-in-house candidates - Johnny Cupcakes - 02-09-2018 (02-08-2018, 01:16 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: .....I'd eat it. |