DC/OL wish list

[QueenCity]

I'm good with Eberflus - would be a fine hire.

[jj22]

Better than a report he isn’t t even being considered. If they can land Eberflus, it’ll be a great start to the most important offseason in a generation.

[Nicomo Cosca]

Get it done.

[phil413]

Yeah would be nice to land him and see if any of his former players hit the market.

[phil413]

(01-10-2025, 02:06 PM)Big Boss Wrote: https://x.com/JamesRapien/status/1877761036914159818


Hmm.

This could be why they rushed two minority interviews to get through the process asap to get Eberflus to agree before more DC jobs may open up with the playoffs starting.  

[Luvnit2]

(Yesterday, 12:26 AM)Isaac Curtis: The Real #85 Wrote: Eberflus in play:

https://www.cincyjungle.com/2025/1/10/24341216/matt-eberflus-bengals-defensive-coordinator-search-chicago-bears-nfl-rumors

Must be false as both Eberflus and Saleh were eliminated as choices by some dude on the internet ninja:

On a serious note, i would be very happy if he were the choice

[Luvnit2]

(Yesterday, 01:13 AM)phil413 Wrote: Yeah would be nice to land him and see if any of his former players hit the market.

Buckner would be a great addition. Problem is he is not a FA. He played for him in Indy. Indy GM said today they are many pieces away from being a Super Bowl team. It appears he may be ready to blow up the roster.
 

How about we tag Tee and trade him to Colts for their 2nd, 4th in 2024 draft and 3rd in 2026.

I can dream

[Soonerpeace]

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[Essex Johnson]

(Yesterday, 12:52 AM)jj22 Wrote: Better than a report he isn’t t even being considered. If they can land Eberflus, it’ll be a great start to the most important offseason in a generation.

I agree, Eberflus would be a positive hire for sure, i would say this is the more important offseason since 2015, i felt 2015 draft and free agency set us down the road of decline during the playoff run with Dalton and Green era, this offseason could do the same with Burrow and Chase era, many decisions to be made that will either move us forward and continue the decline over past two years.

[*rfaulk34*]

(Yesterday, 01:22 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: Must be false as both Eberflus and Saleh were eliminated as choices by some dude on the internet ninja:

On a serious note, i would be very happy if he were the choice

That was Saleh and Dennis Allen. 

In fairness, Saleh and Allen feel more like guys who could still potentially get HC gigs. Eberflus, to me, not as much. 

[Essex Johnson]

(01-10-2025, 02:29 AM)pulses Wrote: 1.5 mill for a DC is CHEAP which is what Lou was making....nice try tho. I DC like everybody is wanting is gonna cost 3-5 mill a year NOT gonna happen

how is being in top 10 DC cheap plus the rest of the coaches i stated in top 10/15, so your argument is since Lou was in top 10 , Bengals are cheap makes no sense

[Frank Booth]

(Yesterday, 05:04 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: how is being in top 10 DC cheap plus the rest of the coaches i stated in top 10/15, so your argument is since Lou was in top 10 , Bengals are cheap makes no sense

they are cheap. no need to defend the brown family like this

[SunsetBengal]

(Yesterday, 05:07 PM)Frank Booth Wrote: they are cheap. no need to defend the brown family like this

The term "Cheap" sounds so cold and harsh, they prefer to be known as "cost conscious". 

[*rfaulk34*]

• Updated: November 11, 2024
  

Rank
Coach
Team
Estimated Compensation
1
Vic Fangio
Philadelphia Eagles
$4.5 million


2
Mike Zimmer
Dallas Cowboys
$4 million


3
Steve Spagnuolo
Kansas City Chiefs
$3.5 million


4
Todd Bowles
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
$2.4 million


5
Aden Durde
Seattle Seahawks
$2 million


T-6
Brian Flores
Minnesota Vikings
$1.8 million


T-6
Ejiro Evero
Carolina Panthers
$1.8 million


8
Ryan Nielsen
Jacksonville Jaguars
$1.7 million


9
Jeff Ulbrich
New York Jets
$1.6 million


T-10
Nick Rallis
Arizona Cardinals
$1.5 million


T-10
Lou Anarumo
Cincinnati Bengals
$1.5 million

[Essex Johnson]

(Yesterday, 05:07 PM)Frank Booth Wrote: they are cheap. no need to defend the brown family like this

Lol, just pointing out coaches are paid well, sorry thr fact does not fit your narrative on coaches..

[Frank Booth]

(Yesterday, 07:23 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: Lol, just pointing out coaches are paid well, sorry thr fact does not fit your narrative on coaches..

hey man, thats awesome

still a frugal organization

[Sled21]

(Yesterday, 12:49 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: I agree, Eberflus would be a positive hire for sure, i would say this is the more important offseason since 2015, i felt 2015 draft and free agency set us down the road of decline during the playoff run with Dalton and Green era, this offseason could do the same with Burrow and Chase era, many decisions to be made that will either move us forward and continue the decline over past two years.

Worst thing about them hiring Eberflus is the first time we have to punt, we would be hearing the same old chorus of fire Zac Taylor and promote Eberflus from the same old fans who've wanted him gone since day 1.

[SunsetBengal]

(Yesterday, 08:18 PM)Sled21 Wrote: Worst thing about them hiring Eberflus is the first time we have to punt, we would be hearing the same old chorus of fire Zac Taylor and promote Eberflus from the same old fans who've wanted him gone since day 1.

Project much? That's one of the most full of shit posts that I've seen in a minute.

[ERIC1]

(Yesterday, 05:07 PM)Frank Booth Wrote: they are cheap. no need to defend the brown family like this

Wrong...the Browns are worth over 4 billion bucks..money spent on coaches etc is chump change...but they can be foolishly stubborn

[jj22]

So let’s live like it’s Eb since we don’t have nothing else to do this wildcard weekend. Some assistant coaches from the Bears he may be negotiating to bring with him. Can the Bengals be competitive and sign his preferred assistant coaches Even if it means letting go of some of the previous regime holdovers?

https://www.chicagobears.com/team/coaches/

Eric Washington - May be in consideration to coach the Dline. He has an interesting background outside of the Bills history which I witnessed the Bengals carve through first hand.

David Borgonzi - sounds legit I wouldn’t mind seeing him here. 

Andre Curtis. I’m ok with keeping Burkes around but Kovacks hasn’t done enough to fight to keep around. He is a Lou’s guy through and through and I’d like to see someone else get the shot. I like what I read about Curtis.