Anarumo should be fired after this season, as well as Turner

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(12-23-2019, 11:49 AM)Essex Johnson Wrote: Maybe part of the problem is the revolving door of coaches of late.. This is a new staff and it has a head coach.. Taylor should make his decisions.. if he believes in his coaching staff.. give them another year with some what they have on the team and what they bring in... If Taylor believes he needs to make changes ok.  I would say of the two Turner should stay over Lou just because the hand dealt to him at line was WOW.. 

1st round pick out for year, best Guard retires, LT who has performed in his career decides to bag it... team did not upgrade much in FA.. and actually the line improved the last 5 games....

Taylor is a huge part of the problem. He's way the hell in over his head. This is why you shouldn't get a HC from a QB Coach who had almost no OC experience whatsoever, and all of it bad.

But sure, rely on the terrible coach who hired nothing but his buddies on his coaching staff to make the call if he should fire his buddies or not. I am sure that will turn into success.  


The reason the Bengals OL has been better the last 5 games? 1. It couldn't have gotten worse.  2. They played a much easier stretch of schedule. Dolphins (losers), Browns (losers), Jets (losers), Steelers (literally only winners because the Bengals are losers)... and still managed to score only 19.8 points per game the last 5 games despite a 35 point showing against the Dolphins (previous 4 games before Dolphins were 16 points per game,  which is actually WORSE than their last place season average of 16.4). Even if we only look at the "improved" last 5 weeks with the Dolphins game added, the Bengals would still be the 25th scoring offense at 19.8 points per game.