What would it take to get Zac Taylor fired?

[*ochocincos*]

(7 hours ago)740Bengal Wrote: I am curious, what in your opinion is the magic number? 0-4, 0-10, 0-17?

Multiple seasons under .500.
The injury excuse will be a big one for ownership this year.

[*bfine32*]

We have been in the AFC Championship game 2 of the last 3 years. We're currently on a 3-year streak with a winning record. We were a bogus DPI away from defeating the SB Champs in their stadium.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say, he's quite safe.

[Destro]

Nothing on the field would make them do anything. Back to a laughing stock.

[*Awful Llama*]

(3 hours ago)BengalYankee Wrote: Forrest Gregg left the Bengals after 2 years from a SB and was probably the best HC the Bengals ever had. 

Entirely different set of circumstances, as you know.  When the Packers fired Forrest's good buddy Bart Starr at the end of the '83 season, Paul let Forrest out of his contract so he could go and coach in the place that was his NFL home and the place he'd wanted to coach at all along, Green Bay.  So, that's why he left.  

[ERIC1]

If Joe Burrow gets mad enough and marches into Browns office and demands some changes......you never know

[ERIC1]

(5 hours ago)higgy100 Wrote: LOL. You sound like the Reds in having the worst W-L record in MLB in one-run games. There's something that attributed to that and it was terrible, ridiculous base-running day in and day out, terrible defense and trusting a BP that was in the bottom 10 in MLB. A whole bunch of that is directly on the manager. 

Why harp on Lou and not ZT? You think Lou wanted to get rid of an all pro S in Bates, get rid of Bell and a stud run defender in Reader and not signing, a year ago, a veteran(s) to replace both S's?

I'm not here to tell you that the Bengals should or need to fire ZT but there's alot of things that go into losing close, tight games. Fundamentals, coaching players up, scheme, preparation, running a disciplined team, etc. etc. and all of these involve the HC and coaching staff. 

good post and I agree..

[Tony]

Banging Mike's granddaughter?

[Tony]

(2 hours ago)ERIC1 Wrote: If Joe Burrow gets mad enough and marches into Browns office and  demands some changes......you never know

Ya , that worked out well when Palmer tried it..

[*TheLeonardLeap*]

(2 hours ago)Tony Wrote: Ya , that worked out well when Palmer tried it..

It worked well for Palmer. He played 7 more years elsewhere with a winning record, making another $90m on top of his $85m from 8 years with the Bengals, got a 2nd Team All-Pro nod, finished 2nd in MVP voting, won a playoff game.

[Destro]

I saw online that after the game, Burrow didn't go to the locker room but went back to where Taylor's office is with Lou.

[Emphasis]

(2 hours ago)ERIC1 Wrote: If Joe Burrow gets mad enough and marches into Browns office and  demands some changes......you never know

(1 hour ago)Destro Wrote: I saw online that after the game, Burrow didn't go to the locker room but went back to where Taylor's office is with Lou.

Zac Taylor, Joe Burrow head toward the area that leads to the coaches office following tonight’s loss to Washington. pic.twitter.com/MO5Vs7t6hk

— Ben Baby (@Ben_Baby) September 24, 2024

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[samhain]

If we go by Bengal history, Zac has a long leash.

If we go by the idea that this is a new organization with a new approach, then maybe not.

The team seems to be bending over backwards to scare up new revenue sources. They are trying to pay players, but the inability or possibly unwillingness to guarantee money is officially hurting them right now.

Burrow has been paid a shit ton of guaranteed coin. Ownership will expect a return on the field. If Burrow plays like he did last night and the team still loses a ton of games, then I think Zac is at risk. If they miss the playoffs by a game given the nature of their starts to the year, it's a bad look for him. If Joe starts to turn on him, I think he'd be in major trouble.

The team wants investment in the stadium and revenue from anywhere they can get it. It seems that they thought they could get these things by hitching their wagon to Joe and letting him cook. If that goes off the rails, I think they will start to look elsewhere for help. Coaches are easy and cheap to replace. You expect more results with a 55 million dollar qb.