Probably at least one coaching change coming

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(12-27-2020, 06:14 PM)samhain Wrote: Were you?  Willie Anderson, Levi Jones and Rich Braham were all drafted or signed before Marvin set foot into the Bengals locker room.  So you're dead wrong about that line being a result of Marvin.  The 90's lines were putrid because the organization never prioritized the position group.  When they gave Alexander high draft picks, they generally were very successful.

I assume you want to disregard Alexander molding Whitworth into perhaps the best tackle in the league as well.  

You also failed to answer my question in any coherent way.  When has Jim Turner been good at coaching o-line?  What line has he coached that approached anything near what those 2 Alexander versions did?  Never in his life, that's when.  

I get that you want to call people snowflakes and whatnot, and I'm sure that's fun, but you're dude Turner sucks and shouldn't be coaching in the league.  Zimmer cussed and called people names, but guess what?  He could coach.  He had equity and reputation.  Turner cussing and berating players isn't the same because he's not good at his job.  

There's a homeless dude at the shopping center down the road.  Sometimes, he cusses and hurls insults at random cars passing by for no reason.  I bet you think he'd be an awesome o-line coach.  I guess if you don't like crap, incompetent coaches, then you're a snowflake, lol.  You should go get yourself a Jim Turner Punisher t-shirt to show your support.

Hey, I never said Turner was a good coach. He is just as bad as Alexander. Cut the emotional outburst and freaking read. If Alexander is so good, why is he not in the NFL and couldn’t last a full season with the Cowboys. The Cowboys line hasn’t been the same since. Also, Whitworth had talent. Alexander did nothing for him.

Alexander is trash and so is Turner. They need someone like Jim McNally, but he left soon after Mikey took over the organization. Read my post

I do know that homeless person you are talking about. The good news is he does know how to pour ketchup. He and the Piano Man would get along well singing the Billy Joel classic with a bottle of Mad Dog.


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