11-13-2018, 07:16 PM
(11-13-2018, 06:49 PM)sonofstat Wrote: i think perhaps for other organizations it may be a logical step faced with the reality of the situation...
..but for the Bengals , specifically for Mike Brown who is exceptionally loyal (blinkered/cheap/conservative...delete as per your viewpoint) the fact is this type of move at all, and especially mid season is rare.
You can rip them for hiring the wrong guy in the first place, but you can't rip them in this instance for sitting on the problem and fixing it end of season ...by which time its too late for this years playoff opportunity
It was not my intent to "rip" them at all. My only point was to say that the situation with Austin was so incredibly abhorrent and obvious that it forced their hand and left them with literally no other real alternative other than his dismissal.
In the case of Jackson, it could very well end up being beneficial to bring him on board once again. However, it is in no way outside the box for Brown and Lewis to reunite with him yet again, as suggested by the OP.
